“We will like to see the court order and if that happens we refer back to our Constitution.”
• As High Court quashes contempt application against Secondus
The order was sequel to an ex parte application filed by the Lagos State Chairman of APC, Tunde Balogun, which was argued by his counsel, Gani Bello. He, therefore, told the court that the party’s could not effectively function unless Bulama, Ajimobi and Chukwuma were allowed to perform their duties and urged the court to compel the APC to recognise the trio.
Giadom, who currently oversees the affairs of the party, assured that the NEC meeting would still hold as scheduled, adding that it behooves invited members to endeavour to attend the parley aimed at repositioning the party.
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