Dame Patience Jonathan received victory in the court battle with Aisha Buhari over holding an emergency meeting of African First Ladies Peace Mission (AFLPM).

The application was thrown down by Abuja High Court on Thursday, May 14.

The trial judge, Justice Baba-Yusuf, denied to stop the meeting because the two affirmations filed by the plaintiffs were inconsistent and incompetent.



Patience JonathanReport has it that, the judge said the affidavits were opposing to Section 115 (3) (4) of the Evidence Act 2011. The judge also said that the application was not presented timeously before the court.

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The court stated that the plaintiffs became aware of this summit since April 23, 2015 but did not bring the claim until May to stop the meeting which was to hold today.



It was said that by the nature of the occasion, dignitaries must have arrived Nigeria from all parts of the continent and by its nature, huge resources would have been put in to start up the event.

The notice to stop the meeting was moved yesterday and the court brought its ruling on the same day since the court had no choice as the event was fixed for today.

On their turn, the plaintiffs, who comprise Nana Module Onwodi, Ekemma Ugborough Arisa, Louisa Ono Eikhomun and Deborah Oboh appealed that the said emergency meeting called by Mrs. Jonathan was called in “bad faith” as it had in purpose to scuttle any chance of Aisha Buhari becoming the President of AFLPM.
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Good.

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