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: See Faces of 5-Man Team Behind the Newly Launched Faction of PDP and Their Abuja Headquarters
Here are the faces of Prince Obi Nwosu, Alhaji Hassan Adamu, Chief Olusola Akindele, Chief Godwin Duru and Franklyne Edede, who on Thursday launched a new faction of the PDP in Abuja.
 A group made up of five men on Wednesday, “opened” a new secretariat for a faction of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), in Abuja.
According to PUNCH, the five men are; Prince Obi Nwosu, Alhaji Hassan Adamu, Chief Olusola Akindele, Chief Godwin Duru and Franklyne Edede.
The office is located at Asokoro District of Abuja, and only two flags of the party are taped to the building to indicate that it is a party office.
Nwosu, who is the leader of the five-man faction, said the new PDP faction is emerging due to the imposition of a unity list on members on December 9.
He added that members of the National Working Committee of his group would be announced in January next year.

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