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The former governor of Bauchi State, Sule Lamido, was prohibited from attending the Ibadan National Convention, which resulted in the Kabiru Turaki-led National Working Committee (NWC), according to Umar Sani, a Chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), because he did not follow the proper procedures to obtain the form for the chairmanship position.
It was noted that Lamido had appealed the National Convention’s decision to the Federal High Court in Abuja.
In order to run for the party’s national chairperson, Lamido informed the court that he was not permitted to exercise his fundamental rights.
However, Sani said that Lamido first expressed interest in running for the job on the day the applications were due in an appearance with Arise Television’s Morning Show.
Sani claims that Lamido also purchased the form at Wadata House rather than the Legacy House, the party’s auxiliary office.
Sani emphasized that the party believed the court had made a mistake by failing to hear them.
“These are the issues we are trying to formulate to the Supreme Court, if necessary, that some of these things and some of the arguments we have put forth to the Court of Appeal were not taken into consideration by the Court of Appeal,” he stated.
“They failed to consider the logic of our position and the reasons behind our choices in the Sule Lamido case. It is evident that Lamido arrived to purchase forms on the day that the completed forms were supposed to be returned, and the party had already planned the sale of forms under the Convention Planning Committee, whose headquarters were located in the Legacy House, our other office.
On the last day for submitting applications, Lamido went to Wadata Plaza to buy a form. We thought that the court had made a mistake by not listening to us, and even with that argument, the court played deaf to our point.
Even so, the court did not rule that we shouldn’t proceed with the convention. They recommended that we set up a room so that Lamido could attend the convention. Therefore, we felt that allowing him to participate when he hasn’t even received a form is against the party’s constitution and standing rules. The court is stating that all decisions should be based on our constitution, but it is ignoring this crucial component of our constitution.
“We believed that the Supreme Court should decide these matters, you know.”
