Uduegbunam ChukwujamaAn FCT High Court in Abuja has just vacated the order restraining the All Progressives Congress (APC) from holding its national convention. Bello Kawu in his judgement on Friday said a political party cannot be sued by a member.
This means that the ruling party can now go ahead with its March 26 National Convention.
Prime Business Africa had exclusively reported that said court order, which was kept under wraps to allegedly truncate the APC convention was one of the reasons Yobe State Governor and Chairman of the Caretaker Committee Mai Mala Buni was first removed from office by President Muhammadu Buhari.
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Buni was this week reinstated as chairman to save the party from the hammer of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), even as the party later released information saying the Secretary John Jamnes Akpanuodedehe remained sacked and could not return.
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The party has been facing a lot of crisis and confusion since its many changes and reversals with the returnee chairman Buni and the Abubakar Sani Bello factions insisting on their own lists of Sub Committee chairmen, thus endangering the credibility of the party’s national convention on March 26.
With all these confusions, PDP will have an edge over this party if care isn’t taken