LP appeal court ruling on issue of jurisdiction matter brought by Apapa led group

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Labour party has appealed the decision of Federal Capital Territory (FCT), High Court on the issue of jurisdiction on the matter brought by Lamidi Apapa led faction.

Justice Hamza Muazu of FCT State Court, had ruled he will go ahead to hear the substantive matter, he then adjourned the case on May 19 for further deliberation.

Meanwhile, LP has appealed the decision of the FCT, High Court. According to them, we know we will not get justice from the court.

In a statement on Friday, 12 May, by the LP Acting National Publicity Secretary, Obiora Ifoh, said Barrister Julius Abure remains the National Chairman of the Party pending the final determination of the matter.

Ifoh had said that Apapa-led camp’s support of Tinubu’s swearing in on May 29  reflects ‘Hand of Esau, voice of Jacob’.

The LP suspended former Deputy National Chairman, Lamidi Apapa-led and expelled National Publicity Secretary, Abayomi Arabambi had on Thursday, distanced themselves from the calls for an interim government and the agitations that the President-elect, Bola Tinubu, should not be sworn in on May 29, pending the determination of the petitions before the Presidential Election Tribunal sitting in Abuja.

However, the LP Acting National Publicity Secretary, Obiora Ifoh in a statement said their actions confirmed that they were being sponsored to work for the opposition.

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