The Governor of Imo State, Rochas Okorocha and his son-in-law, Uche Nwosu, have lost again in court.

An Imo State High Court yesterday upheld the prayers of the Deputy Governor, Prince Eze Madumere, and quashed the gubernatorial primary held on October 6, 2018, by the Okorocha faction of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the state.

Justice Kemakolam A. Ojiako Ojiako, who presided over the court, granted all the prayers sought by Prince Madumere, including the prayer that the October 1, 2018, APC primary election was credible, relevant and met the parameters for the exercise.

The Deputy Governor had urged the court to hold that the October 1, 2018, party primary was the only relevant and valid primary electioneering process, through which Senator Hope Uzodinma emerged winner.

The judge upheld that the judgement was based on the subsisting Order of the Court, granted by Abuja High Court, restraining the party from conducting any fresh primary elections until the determination of the matter before it over October 1, 2018 primary election

According to the judge, the defiance of the Agbakabia-led committee was only an effort in futility, if not an affront to the extant laws guiding court processes.

http://www.mcebiscoo.com/2018/11/apc-crisis-again-imo-deputy-governor.html

The people of Imo should watch out carefully. Okorocha may commit suicide soon......his battles are too many

6Ebisco:
The Governor of Imo State, Rochas Okorocha and his son-in-law, Uche Nwosu, have lost again in court.

An Imo State High Court yesterday upheld the prayers of the Deputy Governor, Prince Eze Madumere, and quashed the gubernatorial primary held on October 6, 2018, by the Okorocha faction of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the state.

Justice Kemakolam A. Ojiako Ojiako, who presided over the court, granted all the prayers sought by Prince Madumere, including the prayer that the October 1, 2018, APC primary election was credible, relevant and met the parameters for the exercise.

The Deputy Governor had urged the court to hold that the October 1, 2018, party primary was the only relevant and valid primary electioneering process, through which Senator Hope Uzodinma emerged winner.

The judge upheld that the judgement was based on the subsisting Order of the Court, granted by Abuja High Court, restraining the party from conducting any fresh primary elections until the determination of the matter before it over October 1, 2018 primary election

According to the judge, the defiance of the Agbakabia-led committee was only an effort in futility, if not an affront to the extant laws guiding court processes.

http://www.mcebiscoo.com/2018/11/apc-crisis-again-imo-deputy-governor.html

Okorocha the father of ibeberism

Actually judiciary is the problem of this country, and not politicians. Does a state high court has jurisdiction to entertain party primaries matters.

This Imo is the only state in 36 states of the federation a state high court is accepting jurisdiction for party primaries.

Though i am not a lawyer might be wrong or right, but all other states party primaries tussle are in federal high courts and not state high courts so why state high court for Imo.

Well whatever that rocks their boat.

Okorocha is suffering the effect of neglecting the owners of the state for 8 good years.

Music to my ears...

KenOne:
Actually judiciary is the problem of this country, and not politicians. Does a state high court has jurisdiction to entertain party primaries matters.

This Imo is the only state in 36 states of the federation a state high court is accepting jurisdiction for party primaries.

Though i am not a lawyer might be wrong or right, but all other states party primaries tussle are in federal high courts and not state high courts so why state high court for Imo.

Well whatever that rocks their boat.

Yoruba moslem quack lawyer wannabe. State and Federal high courts have he same jurisdiction

More iberiberism for Rochas and his Godson.Ndi Imo ekele'm kwa unu.The God's are angry with Rochas.

KenOne:
Actually judiciary is the problem of this country, and not politicians. Does a state high court has jurisdiction to entertain party primaries matters.

This Imo is the only state in 36 states of the federation a state high court is accepting jurisdiction for party primaries.

Though i am not a lawyer might be wrong or right, but all other states party primaries tussle are in federal high courts and not state high courts so why state high court for Imo.

Well whatever that rocks their boat.

just shut up and mind your fvcking business if you are not a lawyer