JUST IN: Appeal Court Sacks Abure, affirms Apapa as LP National Chairman

JUST IN: Appeal Court Sacks Abure, affirms Apapa as LP National Chairman


…Orders INEC to recognise Apapa-led NWC governorship candidates

The Court of Appeal in Owerri, Imo State, on Thursday, sacked Julius Abure, and recognised Lamido Apapa as the National Chairman of the Labour Party.

The court also ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission to immediately recognise and publish the names of all the governorship candidates produced by the Apapa-led National Working Committee in Imo, Bayelsa, and Kogi states.

The court also dismissed the gubernatorial candidature of Senator Athan Achonu of Imo state, and others belonging to the Abure-led LP faction.

More details to follow….

Source: Punch Newspaper 

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