Keyamo explained that the Supreme Court’s ruling in the case between Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State and Jegede, has given powers to APC members willing to challenge Buni’s Chairmanship in court.
“The little technical point that saved Governor Akeredolu was that Jegede failed to join Mai Mala Buni in the suit.
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