underrate GEJ at your own peril Nwodo's loyalty has been questionable recently

Well am less concern if them like make them ban PDP from Nigeria ACN all the way as PDP as caused lots of problems in the country

Now Sullivan Chime can breathe a little easier.

video of Buhari interview -


http://www.saharareporters.com/video/general-muhammed-buhari-speaks?page=4

kpozite:

underrate GEJ at your own peril Nwodo's loyalty has been questionable recently 

HOW? IF I MAY ASK. I MEAN ABOUT HIS LOYALTY

E be like say politicians wan act another movie again oh,, anytin culd happen in only Naija.

The chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Okwelieze Nwodo has been removed by the order of a Federal High Court sitting in Abuja over the waiver granted him to be re-absorbed into the PDP.
[b]http://www.saharareporters.com/news-page/pdp-chairman-nwodo-removed[/b]


AN Enugu High Court presided over by Justice R.N Onuorah on Wednesday gave an interim order restraining the National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Dr Okwesilieze Nwodo, from functioning in that capacity PENDING the determination of the motion on notice.

@ Mygee33, source pls

It is called political game plan
Please my people, everybody needs to be alert his coming election
i foresee a lot of unseen that will be seen before, during and after the election

There was a new twist yesterday to the crisis rocking the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Enugu State as an Enugu High Court issued an interim order restraining Dr. Okwesilieze Nwodo from parading himself as the national chairman of the party while Governor Sullivan Chime emerged winner in the party’s primary election also conducted yesterday at the Okpara Square.
The governor and Nwodo had early in the week agreed at a meeting called at the instance of President Goodluck Jonathan in Abuja to share the political zones of the state, with Chime controlling Enugu East and West while Enugu North was left for Nwodo.

But surprisingly, yesterday, the Enugu High Court presided over by Justice Reuben Onuorah issued an interim order restraining Nwodo from parading himself as the national chairman, particularly as it concerned the ongoing primaries of the party. The court order followed a motion filed last year by one Collins Amalu, a PDP member from the Ngwo Uno Ward of the state who argued that Nwodo did not re-register after he returned to the party and thus was not given a valid membership card upon his re-entry into the party.

Justice Onuorah noted that Amalu had in Suit No. E\449\2010 made an oral application through his counsel, Mrs. Justina A. Offia (SAN) praying the court for an order of interim injunction aimed at restraining the defendant (Nwodo) from holding himself out as a member of the PDP or an officer of the party to wit, national chairman of the party.

Amalu, he said, was also seeking the court to stop Nwodo from “exercising the rights, powers and or functions of a member and officer of the party and or enjoying any privilege as a member and or officer of the party, pending the hearing and determination of the motion on notice for interlocutory injunction.” Justice Onuorah, after hearing the submissions of Chief Offia, counsel for the plaintiff and Prof. Okafor, counsel for the defendant, said:
“An interim order is hereby therefore made restraining the defendant (Nwodo) from exercising the rights, powers and or functions or enjoying the privileges attached to the office of the chairman of the Peoples’ Democratic Party pending the determination of the motion on notice for interlocutory injunction.”

The judge, however, adjourned hearing on the substantive case till January 31. On the party gubernatorial primaries, Governor Chime polled 811 votes to beat three other aspirants in the contest: Mr. Okey Ezea, two; Val Nnaedozie, one; and Anayo Onwuegbu, two.

There were a total of 990 delegates in the state, but only 870 voted out of which 54 votes were voided.
Chime who was declared winner by the Chairman of the party’s panel for the primaries, Alhaji Tafida Isa Mafindi, commended the panel, saying it did a great job. The governor also thanked the delegates for voting for him, saying the PDP in the state had spoken.
He said his victory at the primaries was the beginning of the journey even as he assured the people that victory would come their way in the April governorship election.

Some of the PDP stalwarts from the state at the primaries were Deputy Senate President, Chief Ike Ekweremadu; the Deputy Governor, Mr. Sunday Onyebuchi; Senator Anyogu Eze; Aviation Minister, Mrs. Fidelia Njeze; state PDP Chairman, Vita Abba and House of Reps member, Chief Ozor Mgbachi. High Court issued an interim order restraining Dr. Okwesilieze Nwodo from parading himself as the national chairman of the party while Governor Sullivan Chime emerged winner in the party’s primary election also conducted yesterday at the Okpara Square.
The governor and Nwodo had early in the week agreed at a meeting called at the instance of President Goodluck Jonathan in Abuja to share the political zones of the state, with Chime controlling Enugu East and West while Enugu North was left for Nwodo.

But surprisingly, yesterday, the Enugu High Court presided over by Justice Reuben Onuorah issued an interim order restraining Nwodo from parading himself as the national chairman, particularly as it concerned the ongoing primaries of the party. The court order followed a motion filed last year by one Collins Amalu, a PDP member from the Ngwo Uno Ward of the state who argued that Nwodo did not re-register after he returned to the party and thus was not given a valid membership card upon his re-entry into the party.

Justice Onuorah noted that Amalu had in Suit No. E\449\2010 made an oral application through his counsel, Mrs. Justina A. Offia (SAN) praying the court for an order of interim injunction aimed at restraining the defendant (Nwodo) from holding himself out as a member of the PDP or an officer of the party to wit, national chairman of the party.

Amalu, he said, was also seeking the court to stop Nwodo from “exercising the rights, powers and or functions of a member and officer of the party and or enjoying any privilege as a member and or officer of the party, pending the hearing and determination of the motion on notice for interlocutory injunction.” Justice Onuorah, after hearing the submissions of Chief Offia, counsel for the plaintiff and Prof. Okafor, counsel for the defendant, said:
“An interim order is hereby therefore made restraining the defendant (Nwodo) from exercising the rights, powers and or functions or enjoying the privileges attached to the office of the chairman of the Peoples’ Democratic Party pending the determination of the motion on notice for interlocutory injunction.”

The judge, however, adjourned hearing on the substantive case till January 31. On the party gubernatorial primaries, Governor Chime polled 811 votes to beat three other aspirants in the contest: Mr. Okey Ezea, two; Val Nnaedozie, one; and Anayo Onwuegbu, two.

There were a total of 990 delegates in the state, but only 870 voted out of which 54 votes were voided.
Chime who was declared winner by the Chairman of the party’s panel for the primaries, Alhaji Tafida Isa Mafindi, commended the panel, saying it did a great job. The governor also thanked the delegates for voting for him, saying the PDP in the state had spoken.
He said his victory at the primaries was the beginning of the journey even as he assured the people that victory would come their way in the April governorship election.

Some of the PDP stalwarts from the state at the primaries were Deputy Senate President, Chief Ike Ekweremadu; the Deputy Governor, Mr. Sunday Onyebuchi; Senator Anyogu Eze; Aviation Minister, Mrs. Fidelia Njeze; state PDP Chairman, Vita Abba and House of Reps member, Chief Ozor Mgbachi.

this is becoming more and more interesting,

naija we too much make de man go

Wetin dey even worry naija, especially pdp e be like say dem de syke, continuos change chairman like cloth should stop.

This is a recless abuse of Judicial powers.
Information  has it that this order was given on december 28th. Why then making it public only on Jan12th, a day to PDP presidential primaries
The suit was filed in court last year.
Also, the INTERIM order of restraint is supposed to last for only seven days (stand to be corrected), because u re barring somebody who is in office already pending the determination of the case per say.

The high court that stopped is the one sitting in Enugu not in Abuja. SR can publish things without verification. This injunction was given about two weeks ago but politicians are making it public just now in order to strike when the iron is red hot (for those saying Tinubu shud not be touched till after election) this is how to beat ur opponent hands down.

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/jan/13/national-13-01-2011-001.htm

the implication is that if he vested interest in d primaries, his interest will be watered down as his flock(loyal delegates) will be left without shepherd.

Godalone: please double check your posting, the federal high court did not sit in Abuja but in the south east, Enugu. Mind you guys he is yet to receive notification as it will remain a rumuour unless properly served and this will not happen today anyway so nothing changes for GEJ. GEJ will carry the day!

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Bensonite:

Godalone: please double check your posting, the federal high court did not sit in Abuja but in the south east, Enugu. Mind you guys he is yet to receive notification as it will remain a rumuour unless properly served and this will not happen today anyway so nothing changes for GEJ. GEJ will carry the day!

Well said bro!

anonimi:

Chase the Hooligans-in-Power (HiPs) out and vote in better candidates.

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Let this be our motto for this election period.
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Are you going to provide money for the recharge cards?

Choi! That spells more doom for the plagued (PDP) Papa Deceive Pickin.

PDP is losing it while Nigeria on the other hand is getting interesting by the day.

interesting. Atiku wont have his way

who knows who the master planner of the game plan is?, the timing of this court ruling is suspicious, PDP and different episodes of movie we dey watch ooooooooooo

The information is very true.it was on news yesternight.Ait,Nta,channels.so its real people, the drama begins

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?erm,when is obj going to be removed

This people know what they are doing, the PDP chairman has no control over the party, so removing him makes no difference to the party, this removal will only affect atiku if and when the motion is heard and his waiver is deemed null and void, and the party has already elected atiku has their flag bearer.

blapo:

who knows who the master planner of the game plan is?, the timing of this court ruling is suspicious, PDP and different episodes of movie we dey watch ooooooooooo

chief anthony anenih, mr fix it, director general of gej/sambo campaign

I suspected this.