Ex-Governor Lamido Threatens Legal Action Over PDP Chairmanship Denial

Former Governor of Jigawa State, Sule Lamido, expressed readiness to contest for the PDP Chairmanship but was denied access to the nomination form, leading him to threaten legal action. Meanwhile, Kabiru Turaki has formally submitted his interest in the position through a consensus candidate approach.
The PDP is gearing up for its national convention in November 2025. Lamido vows to seek redress in court, claiming the denial of the form is undemocratic.
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