Apapa, factional LP chairman, booed by party supporters at election tribunal
The bronze-coloured traditional cap Mr Apapa adorned, was aggressively removed by the irate mob who chanted “Ole” – Yoruba word for thief.
Drama as LP factional leaders clash over seats at election tribunal
The drama started when the factional national chairman of the party, Lamidi Apapa arrived in the courtroom and confronted the director general of Peter’s Obi presidential campaign council, Akin Osuntokun over seats.
Kuti arraigned for assault, remanded
She, however, held that the defendant should be admitted to N1 million bail with two sureties in like sum at the end of the 48-hour remand.
Court blocks suspension of LP chairman Abure
But the ward executives’ lawyer, James Onoja, SAN approached the Federal Capital Territory High Court seeking restraining order against Abure and other national officers.
Court bars Abure, Ibrahim, others from parading selves as LP national officers
The Senior Counsel also tendered several documents, confirming to the Judge that the Chief Registrar of the Court, wrote the Labour Party to disown several documents used for the alleged criminal activities by Abure and three others.
Court affirms Oye as APGA national chairman
The court condemned the action of a legal practitioner, CN Nwagwu, for deliberately misleading the court and for causing unnecessary confusion that wasted the judicial time of the court.
Naira Swap: Supreme Court fixes March 3 for ruling on states’ lawsuit against Buhari
Arguments during today’s hearing focused on a contempt decision against Attorney-General Abubakar Malami, who had failed to implement the court’s decision for old notes to keep circulating until a substantive ruling on the matter.
Supreme Court adjourns new Naira notes suit till February 22
Court proceedings began with Justice John Okoro leading a seven-man panel.
Contempt: Court voids IGP’s conviction
Justice Olajuwon had, in the ruling of November 29 convicted the IGP and sentenced him to a three-month jail term for failing to obey the October 21, 2011 judgment of the Federal High Court reinstating Okoli.