The Nigeria Police Force has unsealed the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) national secretariat, Wadata Plaza, in Abuja, granting access to a faction backed by the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike.

Factional National Chairman, Mr. Abdulrahman Mohammed, disclosed this in a statement issued on Saturday in Abuja by the National Publicity Secretary, Mr. Jungudo Mohammed.

Mohammed said the secretariat, alongside the presidential campaign office, Legacy House in Maitama, was unsealed in compliance with duly issued court orders.

He stated that the property had been handed over to the Mohammed-led National Working Committee, with Sen. Samuel Anyanwu recognised as National Secretary.

Mohammed commended the police for their professionalism and adherence to the rule of law.

“This action is a clear demonstration of respect for constitutional order and due process,” he said.

He warned that the party would not tolerate obstruction, disruption, or any breach of peace at the secretariat.

“All individuals and groups must act within the law, as security agencies are prepared to act against violators.

“This development reassures members that recent challenges have been effectively resolved,” he added.

Mr. Mohammed urged aggrieved members to sheathe their swords and embrace unity in the party’s collective interest.

He also thanked PDP leaders and stakeholders, especially Mr. Wike, describing his support as invaluable.

“Together, we move forward, stronger, united, and more committed to our shared vision,” Mr. Mohammed said.

The police had sealed the secretariat and Legacy House in November 2025 following clashes between rival factions at Wadata Plaza.

Meanwhile, the faction led by Mr. Tanimu Turaki described the unsealing as contemptuous.

Its spokesman, Mr. Ini Ememobong, said the judgment cited by the police had been appealed and that all parties were duly informed.

“By this action, they have tampered with the res, which could render the Court of Appeal’s judgment nugatory,” he said.

Mr. Ememobong described it as dishonourable that those tasked with upholding the law were allegedly disobeying it, adding that the action suggested partisan interference by the police.

He urged members to remain peaceful and avoid actions capable of breaching public order.

He said lawful steps would be taken to protect the rights of genuine PDP members.

“The public should remain hopeful that this dark cloud will pass and democratic norms will prevail.

“Though pain may tarry at night, joy will come in the morning. Let us endure with hope,” Mr. Ememobong said.