Federal High Court in Lagos has nullified the national caretaker committee constituted by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) during the convention held on Saturday, May 21.
The convention had appointed a former governor of Kaduna state, Ahmed Makarfi, as the acting chairman, while a former senator, Ben Obi, was appointed the acting national secretary.
The PDP said that the acting national officers would be in office for three months.
According to reports, in a ruling on Tuesday, May 24, Justice Ibrahim Buba ordered Ali Modu Sheriff, the erstwhile chairman of the party, to continue serving as the PDP’s chairman.
Source: Naij.com
The convention had appointed a former governor of Kaduna state, Ahmed Makarfi, as the acting chairman, while a former senator, Ben Obi, was appointed the acting national secretary.
The PDP said that the acting national officers would be in office for three months.
According to reports, in a ruling on Tuesday, May 24, Justice Ibrahim Buba ordered Ali Modu Sheriff, the erstwhile chairman of the party, to continue serving as the PDP’s chairman.
Source: Naij.com
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