Court rules on Fubara’s suit against PDP over Alleged planned suspension

The PDP letter prayed Justice Tsoho for the transfer of all the three cases currently before Justice Ekwo and its other cases to other judges.

The party cited loss of confidence and bias as grounds for the application.

But Musa opposed the application, saying he was unaware of such a letter.

He argued that such an administrative letter cannot serve as a stay of proceeding since no response had been received from the CJ regarding the letter.

The judge, who said he had not seen the letter, said he got to know about the development through social media.

Ekwo, however, directed the parties to proceed in the matter having not received any communication in that regard, and after the Counsel adopted their processes, the judge adjourned the first two cases for judgment and fixed Akawo’s suit for ruling.

Fubara, Onor, Akawo and others had filed three separate suits against the PDP and others.

In a suit marked: FHC/ABJ/ CS/123/2023, which was filed by Fubara, Odu, and 48 others, the plaintiffs listed PDP, its National Working Committee (NWC) and National Executive Committee (NEC) as 1st to 3rd respondents respectively.

Also joined in the suit are the PDP National Chairman, Dr Iyorchia Ayu; National Secretary, Sen. Samuel Anyanwu and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as 4th to 6th respondents respectively.

The 50 plaintiffs sought an order of injunction restraining

Ramadan: Uba Sani harps

From Femi Oyelola, Kaduna

The Kaduna State GovernorElect Senator Uba Sani has urged Nigerians especially Muslims to use the Ramadan period for self-reflection, spiritual rejuvenation, and an opportunity to draw closer to Allah.

Making this point in a statement made available to the media in Kaduna yesterday, Sani noted that