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I agree with you, the ADC legal strategy in this case is problematic.

Why did David Mark appeal against an order that was not injunctive and did not adversely affect his position?

I cannot fathom.

The judge did not grant any restraining order. The ex-parte motion failed the moment the judge ordered the plaintiff to put the defendants on notice.

It became a motion on notice.

The court ordered the plaintiff to put the defendants on notice.

They should have filed processes in vehement opposition to the motion and the substantive suit. But the legal team decided to file an interlocutory appeal against the order to show cause.

It’s unusual. It’s untidy to me.

I hope they’ve returned to the Federal High Court to address the pending suit. If they choose to further appeal to the Supreme Court, it’ll be more problematic for them.


https://x.com/InibeheEffiong/status/2039643950911242348

They have forgotten that Amupitan is a distinguished professor of the "Law of Evidence"!

These are a group of people who claim they want to rescue Nigeria, thye cannot even do simple due diligence. Now it looks like they were all scammed.

You want to hijack a party, at least carry everybody along and ensure you know what assets and liabilities you want to inherit, or is it Tinubu that should also come and do that for them?

Atiku takes most of the blame for most of this because he was in a hurry to be in control of the party. Even if the others are dull but what of El Rufai, I expected more from him.

A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Joe Igbokwe, has said that Okey Ralph Nwosu, former National Chairman of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, is the luckiest man in the party.

DAILY POST reports that a coalition of opposition figures in the country has adopted the party as its platform to unseat President Bola Tinubu in 2027.

Nwosu, a founding member and long-serving national chairman of the party, had, alongside other party executives, stepped down for former Senate President David Mark and other coalition members as they assumed leadership of the party.

Reacting, Igbokwe, in a post on his official Facebook page, insinuated that Nwosu had been persuaded to step down for the interim leaders. His post reads:

“The luckiest man in this ADC Coalition is Chief Okey Nwosu. He has struggled with this party for many years now. “Okey Nwannem collect as much as you can. It is your time. You laboured for it. But the small bird will not fly. Cash out bro.”

How can you declare yourself as national chairman,sec and publicity sec in a party you are not a member officially.

Inibehe is an Obidient and they're not sensible. Even with facts staring at them in the face they'd still be delusional. I'm not surprised at all.

9jatriot:
These are a group of people who claim they want to rescue Nigeria, thye cannot even do simple due diligence. Now it looks like they were all scammed.

You want to hijack a party, at least carry everybody along and ensure you know what assets and liabilities you want to inherit, or is it Tinubu that should also come and do that for them?

Atiku takes most of the blame for most of this because he was in a hurry to be in control of the party. Even if the others are dull but what of El Rufai, I expected more from him.

That's the point.

The problem I have with some Nigerians especially Obidients is that they are driven by 'feelings' and 'emotions'.
This particular ADC problem is self-inflicted.

APC always looking for a way to justify their criminal activity., now that they have abandoned LP and PDP for them, they have transferred the problem to ADC.