A Federal High Court in Abuja will decide the fate of the PDP's national convention. The court fixed October 31 for judgment after hearing arguments from factions within the party, one seeking to halt the planned November gathering in Ibadan.
Key Points:
- The suit was filed by three PDP officials, including state chairmen from Imo and Abia.
- The plaintiffs are challenging the legality of the convention scheduled for November 15-16.
- PDP's national counsel argued the case concerns internal affairs, outside the court's jurisdiction.
- He alleged the party's National Legal Adviser was working against the PDP's interest.
- The plaintiffs' counsel argued the party violated its constitution and the Electoral Act.
- He claimed no valid congresses were held in 14 states to warrant the convention.
- Justice James Omotosho adjourned the case for judgment on October 31.
Sources: TheCable
