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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has officially told the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) about a court ruling that upholds the expulsion of Senator Samuel Anyanwu. They want his status as the party’s National Secretary to be taken away.
The PDP wrote to the INEC Chairman through its lawyers, Chief Chris Uche (SAN) & Co., saying that a High Court of the Federal Capital Territory ruled on January 12, 2026, that Anyanwu was no longer a member or officer of the party.
The party said that its National Disciplinary Committee had already suggested that Anyanwu be kicked out for doing things that were against the party, and the party’s leaders agreed with that decision.
The PDP said that Anyanwu’s appeal against the ruling does not mean that the execution will be put on hold.
The party says that the judgment is still valid and must be followed until a higher court throws it out.
The PDP said that INEC had to follow the ruling because of constitutional provisions.
The party said that INEC’s decision to keep recognizing Anyanwu after the court’s ruling was an insult to the judiciary.
It told the commission to take away all of the honors it had given him since January 12, including official letters, and to stop doing business with him in any way.
The PDP also asked that his name be taken off of INEC’s official records right away.
The party said that if INEC didn’t follow the rules, they could face legal action, including contempt proceedings against the commission’s leaders.
It hoped that the election body would act quickly to stop what it called a growing belief that it was allowing instability in opposition parties.
