Anambra: ACCORD candidate, Maduka withdraws petition

THE candidate of ACCORD Party, Dr. Godwin Maduka yesterday withdrew the petition he filed against the victory of the candidate of All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, Professor Chukwuma Soludo in the November 6, 2021 Anambra governorship election.

The three member tribunal consisting of Justice B. Mohammed, Justice Edem Apkan and Justice O.H. Oyajimi accordingly struck out the petition and also granted an exparte motion filed by Soludo and the candidate of All Progressives Congress, APC, Senator Andy Uba to inspect the materials used during the election.

Maduka’s lawyer, Mr. N.D. Aguhad had filed an application, praying the tribunal to strike out the matter on the grounds that his client was no longer interested in the petition.

Agu submitted that though he duly filed the petition, none of the respondents was served, arguing that consequently and in pursuant to Oder 56 , Rule 2 sub paragraph 1 of the Federal High Court Civil Procedure rules of 2019 ,which he supported with an application, the petition should be struck out because the petitioner was no longer interested in the petition.

Meanwhile, the tribunal has ordered that the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, should allow both Soludo and Uba to inspect the election materials in the company of the police and the Department of State Services DSS.

Counsel to Soludo and INEC, Mr. S.I Ezeokenwa had earlier prayed the tribunal to allow joint inspection of the election materials which the tribunal granted.

There were also indications yesterday that four political parties that filed petition against Soludo might be withdrawing their petitions before the end of this month following issues the candidates were said to be having with their party leadership.

Dr Godwin Maduka Withdraws Petition From Anambra Tribunal.

AIF Media

(His Petition Was Not Struck Out As Reported In The Media, Rather He Withdrew Voluntarily.)


The Governorship candidate of Accord party in the November 6 Anambra state governorship election, Dr Godwin Maduka today withdrew his petition challenging the declaration of Prof Charles Chukwuma Soludo from the Anambra state governorship election petition tribunal voluntarily.

AIF Media gathered that the lawyer who petitioned the tribunal challenging the November 6 governorship election did not obtain approval from Dr Godwin Maduka or that of his Campaign Organisation.

According to the Media Aide to Dr Maduka, "when it got to the notice of Dr Godwin Maduka’s Campaign Organisation of the lawyer's actions, He was instructed to go withdraw the petition and he did, hence the striking out of the petition today.

"Dr Godwin Maduka and his campaign Organisation never petitioned INEC and APGA or anybody to Anambra State Election Petition Tribunal as it concerns anything that transpired on November 6th Anambra Gubernatorial Election."

The Media Aide, Onwurah Chinonso Anthony enjoined journalists and bloggers to always report appropriately.

AIF Media

Bantu10:
The man is realizing how bad Alex is playing him for the Benjamins

helinues:
Better for him cos na bug waste of money and time

Penguin2:
She knows challenging Soludo’s victory would have made him lose the goodwill he still has with some Ndi Anambra.

Him wan Andy Uba wey him own don spoil dey go court for election wey everybody know was free and fair.

SARSCoV2:
Maduka just threw money in the ocean

The likes of Alex report were just milking him, and feeding him with false unrealistic hopes.

I hope he still has money for flight ticket back to America

benuejosh:
The the man were loose the election were the pain me pass. Those Igbos just use am cash out. We tell am but him no hear.

SavageResponse:


He thought state governorship elections are won on Nairaland

BluntCrazeMan:
Alexreports, Gleesmodel

Penguin2:


But Why are you not giving this same advice to Andy Uba?

NwaNimo1:
The 'juju' has worn out......

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Alexo should do free award ceremony for am ' 'Loser of the year'