A Federal High Court in Abuja, on Monday, fixed Oct. 24 for hearing of a motion filed by Senator Ita Enang, seeking to be joined in the suit filed by
Akanimo Udofia and the All Progressives Congress against the Independent National Electoral Commission .
He is also asking for an order directing the Commission to publish his name as forwarded by the party to it. He pointed out that the parties in the Uyo court, as well as the subject matter, were the same as that before the Abuja court. Counsel to the plaintiffs, Valentine Ofia, reminded that the matter was slated for judgment in the last adjourned date and the court magnanimously granted Enang’s oral application to file his motion.But the judge said it was necessary to hear Enang’s application in the interest of justice and fair hearing.
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