Sylvester (Sly) Ezeokenwa’s position as National Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) has been maintained by the Nigerian Supreme Court.
The ruling, which was handed down on Wednesday, also fined Edozie Njoku ₦20 million for bringing a baseless lawsuit before the FCT High Court in Bwari.
Shortly after the Federal High Court in Abuja barred Njoku from posing as the party’s chairman, the ruling was made.
No legitimate court order, including one from the Supreme Court, acknowledged Njoku’s leadership, according to Justice James Omotosho’s ruling.
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The struggle for leadership in the APGA has always been a problem. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) website had previously featured Njoku’s group in place of Ezeokenwa and his executive officials.
Njoku’s allegation lacked legal support, according to a lawsuit filed by APGA and Ezeokenwa contesting this ruling.
The ruling of the Supreme Court settles a significant dispute inside the APGA and gives the party’s leadership stability.
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