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Police Block Access to Abuja Venue for Turaki-led PDP Convention

Police Block Access to Abuja Venue for Turaki-led PDP Convention

Police have sealed off all access roads to the A-Class Event Centre in Wuse 2, Abuja, ahead of a special PDP convention organised by supporters of Tanimu Turaki. The event, linked to ratifying former President Goodluck Jonathan as a presidential candidate, was due on May 30, 2026. The action follows a warning from the Federal Capital Territory Minister against unauthorised political gatherings. Reports say vans and barricades were deployed on both the Wuse and Maitama axes, preventing party members and other road users from entering the venue. The PDP accuses the minister of pressuring venue management to cancel its booking despite full payment and compliance with requirements. The party says it notified security agencies in advance and has secured the venue for the planned date. PDP stresses its commitment to the rule of law and vows to resist any use of force to suppress political opposition. The party has instructed its legal team to uphold its agreement with the event centre and ensure the convention goes ahead as planned.

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Y
yemi

How do people think the police roadblocks will affect turnout at the Turaki-led PDP convention in Wuse 2?

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J
jaruma

I think those checkpoints will definitely slow attendance; some delegates might even rethink making the trip entirely.

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K
kris

Blocking access roads to the A-Class Event Centre seems excessive, especially with a high-profile figure like Goodluck Jonathan involved.

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B
bisi

Chai, them block all roads like say na lockdown, abi dem overdo am?

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J
jude

E no balance that police seal off Abuja roads for this PDP meeting without any clear explanation for citizens.

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M
mel

Organisers should formally notify authorities in advance and coordinate security plans to prevent disruptions at the convention venue.

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