By Our Reporter
A chieftain of the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA), Nwabueze Okafor has insisted on pressing charges in court against the party’s national chairman, Victor Oye, insisting that Oye is no longer the party’s first man. The suit comes up on Monday, November 7.
Okafor, who is also laying claim to the office of the APGA chairman, is asking the court to not only stop Oye but to arrest him for parading himself as the national chairman of APGA.
The matter comes up despite last week’s publication in the dailies announcing that the party’s executive members have resolved their differences and decided that the status quo ante be maintained.
But barely a week after the said resolution of crisis, Okafor insists that Oye was validly suspended and lacks no legitimacy to convene any meeting of the party until his suspension is lifted.
Curiously, APGA Interactive Forum found out that all the 14 members of NWC who signed for the suspension of Oye sworn an affidavit of the court.
So any kangaroo announcement of returning Oye when the sworn affidavit which was used to institute the suit seeking to stop him from parading himself as the party’s national chairman remains an exercise in futility.