Abia guber: Dead vulture causes stir at court premises as Tribunal adopts written addresses in suit to unseat Ikpeazu
n the case filed by the APGA gubernatorial candidate in the 2019 governorship election in the State, Dr. Alex Otti challenging the election of Gov. Okezie Ikpeazu, caused a stir at the court premises.
Staff of the High Court, who spoke to our reporter, insisted that the bird was not there before the close of work the previous day, suggesting that the bird must have died in the night or early in the morning. Most people said the dead vulture must have been sent to that point by means of voodoo science probably aimed at diabolically influencing the proceedings and eventual judgement of the tribunal.
The several support groups, especially the women groups shortly after took to the war of songs in which they had taunted and derided each other, thereby turning the court premises into a political rally ground.
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