Factional Labour Party Chairman, Confronts Peter Obi's DG In Court | WATCH VIDEO
Faith Ukanwa
May 17, 2023
Factional Labour Party Chairman, Confronts Peter Obi's DG In Court | WATCH VIDEO
At the resumption of the Presidential Election Petition tribunal on Wednesday, the factional National Chairman of the Labour Party, Lamidi Apapa clashed with Akin Osuntokun, the Director General of Peter Obi's Presidential campaign council over seats meant for litigants.
READ ALSO: Mother's Day: Abia Government Liaison Officer Honours Women, Says Mothers Shape Future Leaders
However, on resumption of proceedings, the court presided over by Justice Haruna Tsammani, refused to recognise any representative of the Labour Party except the 1st petitioner, Mr Peter Obi who was in court.
READ ALSO: DETAILED: UK speaks on the connection between 5G, Coronavirus
When the matter was called, Obi stood up to announce his appearance followed by Dudu Manuga, the National Women's Leader of the Party.
READ ALSO: Ofuji Ndị Igbo Sets 2026 Agenda, Promises Greater Community Engagement
Before the court could record Manuga on the list, Lamidi Apapa quickly stood up to announce his appearance as the representative of the Labour Party.
READ ALSO: How a Catholic Priest Slumped and Died While Delivering Homily in Delta Church
However, Justice Haruna interjected and said, ÔÇØ It appears there was a little disagreement... We are not recognizing any representative from the party.ÔÇØ
WATCH VIDEO:
Related Stories
Bloodbath At Wedding: Bandits Kill 13, Abduct Many In Midnight Attack In Kaduna Community
"Ikwuano Locked Down For Alex OttiÔÇØ - Monday Ubani SAN Sends Strong Message To Opposition
Mother's Day: Abia Government Liaison Officer Honours Women, Says Mothers Shape Future Leaders
Why ICPC Is Prosecuting Mike Ozekhome Over a London Property Deal That Has Shaken Nigeria's Legal Circle | READ DETAILS
Ofuji Ndị Igbo Sets 2026 Agenda, Promises Greater Community Engagement
How a Catholic Priest Slumped and Died While Delivering Homily in Delta Church
""
— Faith Ukanwa