Anambra South Tussle: Nigerian Police sue lawyer over alleged forgery, conspiracy
The applicant in their suit marked: FHC/ABJ/CR/78/20, is alleging that Mr Uzor alongside the other defendants used the forged motion to get the judgement against Mr Ubah.
PREMIUM TIMES had reported how Justice Bello Kawu of the Federal Capital Territory High Court in Kubwa, Abuja, on January 17, nullified the election of Mr Ubah as the senator representing Anambra South.
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