The first suit was filed by a former South South National Vice Chairman of the party, Chief Hilliard Eta in the name of APC while the second suit was instituted by a former APC Youth leader in Abia State, Barrister Kalu Kalu Agu.
Specifically, both suits sought an order of court to determine the legality or otherwise of the June 17, 2020 National Executive Committee meeting which dissolved the NWC, and appointed a National Caretaker Committee led by the Yobe State Governor, Mai-Mala Buni. Justice Taiwo held that the plaintiffs lacked the locus standi to institute their cases against the party.
Ruling in the separate preliminary objections filed by the defendants, the court held that the plaintiffs did not show or prove how the dissolution of the NWC on June 17, 2020 by 16 out of 20 members of APC NEC infringed on their civil rights and obligation more than any other member of the party.The judge noted that the 1st plaintiff did not fit properly into who a plaintiff is, while the 2nd plaintiff, Hilliard Eta “referred to himself as a regular member of the party”.
Having resolved the issues raised by the defendants in their favour, the court held that, “it is sheer waste of time and there is no reason to consider the substantive matter,” the judge reasoned.
we want to see him go to jail toooooooooo........ Oshiomhole
He should just rest, why fight a battle that's been won already? 😕
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