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“Consequent upon the above, party members should please note that all activities that may be carried out by persons to put the party and its officers in bad light, before, during and after the congresses should be jettisoned.”
Another member of the Buni-led Caretaker Committee, Mamman Tahir , who read excerpts of the Supreme Court judgment in the Ondo State governorship election, said a contrived question over the legitimacy of the committee was settled by last Wednesday’s Supreme Court judgment. “The court has correctly ruled that in line with section 13.3 of the APC Constitution, the National Caretaker and Extraordinary Convention Planning Committee was constituted by the National Executive Council of the APC to act as the National Working Committee.”
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