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The Digest:

The People's Democratic Party (PDP) has issued formal certificates of expulsion to eleven of its former high-profile members, transforming political dismissal into a documented decree. According to Leadership, this action, explained by new National Chairman Tanimu Turaki, seeks to legally clarify their status for other parties, a procedural storm in the nation's political landscape.

Key Points:
  • The PDP, under Chairman Tanimu Turaki, has issued official certificates of expulsion to eleven former members.
  • The notable recipients include the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, and former Ekiti Governor, Ayo Fayose.
  • Chairman Turaki stated the certificates were dispatched via courier service to each individual.
  • He explained the move is to comply with laws against dual party membership, providing "proof" they are free to join other parties.
  • The expulsion decision was originally made by the PDP's National Convention in Ibadan.
  • Other recipients include former National Secretary Senator Samuel Anyanwu and ex-Chairman of the Edo PDP, Chief Dan Orbih.
  • Turaki displayed the party's copies to journalists, confirming each certificate had been sent.
This act of formalizing expulsion with ceremonial paperwork reflects a deeper institutional shift, where legalistic procedure becomes the tool for navigating the turbulent, personal storms of political realignment and asserting organizational control.

Sources: Leadership , Channels