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The Federal High Court in Abuja has moved the judgment in a new case that wants to stop Senator David Mark and Rauf Aregbesola from pretending to be the African Democratic Congress (ADC) Chairman and Secretary, respectively, to April 14.
The case filed by Kogi State House of Representatives member Hon. Leke Abejide was supposed to be decided today, but Justice Musa Suleiman Liman moved it back 24 hours because he had other important official business to attend to.
A Court Registrar told reporters and politicians who had been at the court since 8 a.m. on Monday that the judgment would be delayed.
Most of the politicians, mostly those who supported the lawmaker and David Mark-led leadership, left the courtroom one by one when they realized what was going on.
The judge set April 13 as the date for the verdict last Friday, after Abejide’s lawyer, Ibrahim Idris, SAN, and the lawyers for the defense had both made their cases for and against the suit.
Abejide, who is a member of the House of Representatives for the ADC, filed the lawsuit through his lawyer.
The lawmaker filed a lawsuit against ADC, Ralph Nwosu, Mark, Aregbesola, and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on February 15, 2026. The lawsuit was marked: FHC/ABJ/CS/1637/2025.
Nwosu was the previous national chairman of the ADC. He gave up his position so that Mark, the former Senate President, could take over as party leader.
Abejide asked for an order to make Nwosu’s handover or transfer of ADC’s leadership to Mark and Aregbesola as interim national Chairman and interim national Secretary on July 2, 2025, at Shehu Musa Yar’adua Centre, Abuja illegal, unlawful, null and void.
He asked for a permanent injunction to stop Mark and Aregbesola from acting like party leaders because their “purported appointment, selection, or election was unlawful, illegal, null, and void.”
He also asked for a permanent injunction to stop INEC from recognizing Mark and Aregbesola as ADC’s interim national chairman and interim national secretary. He said this was because their appointment, selection, or election did not meet the requirements of Section 82 of the Electoral Act, 2022, among other things.
But the lawyers for ADC (Shaibu Aruwa, SAN), Nwosu (P. I. Oyewole), Mark (Rilwan Okpanachi), Aregbesola (I. R. Abdullahi), and INEC (Anthony Onyeri) all asked the court to throw out the case because it didn’t have any merit.
In their arguments, ADC, Nwosu, Mark, and Aregbesola said that Abejide did not have the legal right to file the lawsuit.
In their separate preliminary objections, they said that the case’s subject matter is too close to the internal affairs of a political party, which is not something that can be decided in court.
They also said that the court didn’t have the authority to look into these kinds of things.
The defendants also said that Abejide was wrong when he said that the Mark-led leadership was elected on July 2, 2025, at the party’s National Executive Committee meeting. It was actually elected on July 29, 2025.
They said that Abejide had not shown any good reason for the lawsuit to be filed.
The defendants, who asked the court to throw out the case with a lot of costs in line with Section 83(5) of the Electoral Act, 2026, said that the case is academic.
