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Anambra guber: PDP wants judge to release case file

Anambra guber: PDP wants judge to release case file

From Isaac Ojo Nnewi 22/07/21

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has on Tuesday invited Nigerians to call out Justice O.A Nwabunike of the Anambra state High Court, for, again refusing to release the case file as well as copies of his perverted judgment on the Sen. Ugochukwu Uba Vs PDP & Ors.

This call was contained in a press statement signed by the National Publicity Secretary of the party, Mr Kola Ologbodiyan.

The party describes as vexatious that, upon resumption of court activities on Thursday, Justice Nwabunike, remained adamant in withholding the documents, all in his desperate bid to frustrate and distract the PDP and its candidate, in the Anambra state governorship election, Valentine Ozigbo.

The party asserted that the deviltries of the judge, in seizing the documents is aimed at frustrating the notices of appeal filed by the PDP and her candidate against his aberrant judgment, knowing that such black-market judgement cannot stand in appeal.

“Our party cautions Justice Nwabunike not to continue to test the will of the generality of the people of Anambra, whose mandate, being expressed in our candidate, Valentine Ozigbo, is being undermined, as such may trigger serious crisis in the state.

“It is indeed indefensible, that a court judge is bent at causing crisis in Anambra state and we call on Nigerians and the people of Anambra to hold Justice Nwabunike directly responsible should there be any breakdown of law and order in the state.” Ologbodiyan stressed.

PDP however asserted that it will not be deterred or distracted by Justice Nwabunike and an individual, who did not even participate in the party primary, as they cannot stop the people of Anambra state and the PDP candidate, Valentine Ozigbo, from emerging victorious in the election.

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