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the 1st to 5th defendants from suspending, expelling or in any manner doing any act that would tamper with their fundamental rights.

They said these rights were guaranteed under Section 40 of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) and Articles 10 and 13 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Right (Ratification and Enforcement) Act, CAP. AQ, Laws of the Federation, 2004.

They also sought an order of injunction restraining INEC from according any recognition to any suspension or expulsion or any other act(s) of the 1st to 5th respondents designed to violate their fundamental rights.

They prayed the court to declare that the threat to suspend, expel or tamper with their rights as members of PDP and its candidates at the general elections on account of the disagreement between the party’s national executives and Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers where they hail from amounted to a denial of their rights.

Also in their originating motion marked: FHC/ABJ/CS/215/2023, Sen. Onor and Emana, sued the PDP and the five respondents.

They equally sought the same prayers as Fubara and his deputyelect.

They urged the court to declare that the threat to suspend, expel or tamper with their rights as members of the party and its candidates in the March 18 general elections on account of the disagreement between the party’s executives and Governor Wike who was perceived to have a relationship with them amounted to a denial of their rights.

self-reflection, spiritual rejuvenation

the holy month is a time for people to strengthen faith and seek Allah’s blessings for themselves, families, and beloved state.

He, therefore, urged Kaduna residents to reflect on the values of unity, love, and tolerance that are essential for the progress and development of our state.

“In light of recent events, I want to call on all citizens of Kaduna State to embrace peace and unity, irrespective of political affiliation or religious beliefs.

“We are one people, and our strength lies in our diversity. Let us work together to build a peaceful and prosperous Kaduna State where all citizens can thrive.

“To our Muslim brothers and sisters, I implore you to use this holy month to pray for our state, our leaders, and our country.

“Let us ask Allah to guide us in our quest to build a more prosperous and equitable society, where justice, fairness, and equality reign.

“As we observe this year’s Ramadan, I pray that Allah grants us the strength and fortitude to overcome the challenges facing our state and country.

“May our collective efforts be rewarded with peace, progress, and prosperity”, he said.