Expdonaloaded News; Enugu Federal constituency: Ugwuegede challenges Appeal Court judgment

The impasse over the authentic candidate of the Peoples Demo­cratic Party, (PDP) for Nsukka/Igbo Eze South federal constituency in the last general elec­tions continues to fester as Engineer Ikechukwu Ugwuegede has proceed­ed to the Supreme Court to challenge judgment of the Court of Appeal.
Justice Gabriel Kola­wole of the Court of Ap­peal sitting in Abuja had upheld the judgment of a lower court which de­clared Honourable Pat Asadu as the candidate of the party and therefore duly elected federal law­maker to represent Nsuk­ka/Igbo Eze South federal Constituency in the House of Representatives.

Engineer Ugwuegede in his prayers want the apex court to declare him the authentic PDP candidate and winner of the March 28 National Assembly election, having won the party primary conducted by the Senator Anthony Manzo-led Electoral Com­mittee sent to Enugu state by the national secretariat of the party.
Saturday Expdonaloaded blog checks re­vealed that at the primary held on December 6, 2014
Engineer Ikechukwu Ugwuegede defeated his only opponent in the pri­mary, Vita Abba to emerge as the party candidate.
Engineer Ugwuegede is claiming that the result sheet presented by Pat Asadu before the High Court and Court of Appeal was fake as the latter never participated in the primary conducted by the Senator Manzo-led Electoral Com­mittee.
Further checks by Satur­day Expdonaloaded blog revealed that the PDP National Secretary, Professor Adewale Olaipo, in an affidavit he deposed to claimed ignorance of the result sheet presented before the Appeal Court as he submitted that he never signed nor endorsed the said result sheet.
Engineer Ugwuegede in a separate press statement has appealed to his sup­porters to remain calm and expressed confidence that the Supreme Court would reverse the judgment of the Court of Appeal.
“Being dissatisfied by this ruling of the Court of Appeal, I have directed that an appeal be filed at the Supreme Court of Ni­geria. I am confident that the mandate given by you so freely to me will yet be restored there.
“ I therefore urge all of you to remain calm and steadfast in your support of my candidature and of our Party’s position. You know who you voted for at the party primaries of De­cember 6, 2014 and at the general elections of March 28, 2015. Your votes will not be in vain. The Lord has ordained it that you will be represented by the person you chose. I re­main proud and honoured by the confidence reposed in me by the people in giving me their mandate to represent them and I pledge to defend this man­date until justice is done.”

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