breaking news; Supreme Court Sack Dr. Victor Ike Oye upholds Edozie Njoku as APGA National Chairman

The Supreme Court has upheld Edozie Njoku as the National Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA). A five-member panel of the Supreme Court, led by Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, said on Friday that it made a mistake in a judgement it delivered in 2021, where the court erroneously wrote the name of Victor Oye as APGA national chairman. In its ruling on Friday, delivered by Mohammed Lawal, the Supreme Court restated its power to review its judgement and correct such an “accidental error,” when its attention was drawn to it. Consequently, Mr Lawal ordered the removal of Mr Oye’s name as the national chairman of APGA. Friday’s ruling was a result of a request by Mr Njoku to have the error corrected. In the request filed by Mr Njoku’s lawyer, Chike Onyemenam, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), the APGA chairman prayed the Supreme Court to correct the typographical error in its judgement, which he argued wrongly gave APGA’s headship to Mr Oye. Background Mr Njoku explained that the Supreme Court had in a letter it wrote to him on 19 January, addressed him as the National Chairman of APGA, and asked him to approach it by way of an application to regularise the erroneous judgement. The applicant relying on Order 8 Rule 16 of the Supreme Court Rules, urged the court to correct the typographical error in the lead verdict it delivered on 14 October, 2021, in an appeal that was presided over by Mary Peter-Odili, now a retired justice of the Supreme Court.

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2023 Election: I Will reclaim my mandate -Senator Onwe

The candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Ebonyi Central Senatorial Zone in Ebonyi State, Senator Emmanuel Onwe has vowed to challenge the election which produces the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Ken Eze as the winner in the last Saturday poll. Onwe alleged that the election was characterized by fraud, corruption and manipulations which according to him must not be allowed to stand. He vowed that he will challenge the election in court in order to recover his mandate. He disclosed that he has been gathering evidence since after the election which he will use to challenge the poll. Onwe, a former Senator and former Commissioner for Information and State Orientation in the state, who briefed journalists in Abakaliki, the state capital, faulted INEC for declaring Ezza North/Ishielu federal constituency election in the zone inconclusive and declaring the result of the Ebonyi Central Senatorial Zone. “Oriuzor is one of the wards in the zone out of 58 ...

Celebrating Ebonyi APGA Spokesman, Hon. Nwanchor @30th Birthday Anniversary.

Ebonyi APGA Spokesman, Hon. Nwanchor @30th birthday Anniversary. Hon. Nwanchor Chibuike Nwanchor hails from Nzashi Ndiagu Echara in Ikwo LGA, Ebonyi. He holds BSc.Ed(Hons) with MSc.Ed in view from the prestigious University of Calabar, Nigeria. He's the Executive Director of Nwaanacho Foundation, an NGO that cares for the most vulnerable in the society particularly widows and street Children in Nigeria. He's also the CEO of NWAANACHO NIG LTD. He started manifesting his leadership capacity at a young age. By the time he was in secondary school, he was already clothed with in the full armour of leadership credos, and that manifested in the several positions he held as a school functionary. At the University of Calabar, he served as the Director of Welfare and President of the National Association of Ebonyi State Students, a position in which he made remarkable achievements and contributed greatly to the growth and development of Ebonyi Students. Hon. Nwanchor, is a member of...

Ebonyi lawmakers threaten speaker with impeachment over gov’s loan request.

Crisis appears to be brewing at the Ebonyi State House of Assembly following the demand by members to impeach the Speaker, Francis Nwifuru, if he refuses to resign. Nwifuru, who is also the governor-elect, has been the Speaker since 2015. A document, titled, ‘Ebonyi Speaker under fire to resign or risk impeachment,’ signed by the Public Relations Officer of the Assembly, Mr Egede Sylvester, and obtained by our correspondent, said the members demanded the immediate resignation of Nwifuru and his deputy, Kingsley Ikoro, or they should face impeachment. The document quoted the Majority Leader of the House, Victor Chukwu, as having spoken on behalf of his colleagues, saying, “The members of the House are no longer satisfied with the leadership of the House under the administration of Chief Francis Ogbonna Nwifuru and urge him to resign in his honour and for the betterment of the state Assembly and the state at large.” On his part, the Speaker, Chief Francis Ogbonna Nwifuru, sai...

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