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The Supreme Court of Nigeria has upheld the leadership of Sylvester Ezeokenwa as the National Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance .
The decision comes shortly after the Federal High Court in Abuja restrained Njoku from presenting himself as the party’s chairman. The leadership tussle in APGA has been a long-standing issue. Njoku’s faction had earlier been listed on the Independent National Electoral Commission website, replacing Ezeokenwa and his executive officers.
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