Akan Okon, a PDP governorship aspirant, had asked a Federal High Court in Uyo to disqualify Mr Eno over an alleged certificate forgery.
Akan Okon, who was one of the governorship aspirants on the 25 May 2022 primary of the party in the state had asked a Federal High Court in Uyo to disqualify Mr Eno over an alleged certificate forgery.
The judge had ruled that Mr Okon’s argument was based on assumption and that he was not able to prove to the court that Mr Eno’s certificate was forged.A three-man Appeal Court panel led by Elfreda William-Dawodu upheld the lower court’s judgment and dismissed the suit.
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