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- The Supreme Court nullified lower courts’ verdicts on Senator Sunday Anyanwu’s removal as PDP National Secretary.
- The apex court faulted the judiciary’s interference in party internal affairs, returning the decision to the party hierarchy.
- Both Udeh-Okoye and Anyanwu’s camps claim victory, with the PDP affirming Udeh-Okoye as National Secretary.
The Supreme Court has practically returned the decision on who should be the National Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the party’s hierarchy. In a unanimous decision, the apex court nullified lower courts’ judgments that removed Senator Sunday Anyanwu as the national secretary, faulting the Court of Appeal and High Court in Enugu for interfering in the party’s internal affairs.
The Supreme Court’s verdict has sparked a mix of reactions, with both Udeh-Okoye and Anyanwu’s camps claiming victory. The PDP has affirmed Udeh-Okoye as the National Secretary, while Anyanwu’s camp prepares to return to court on March 25.
The Supreme Court’s decision has significant implications for the PDP’s internal dynamics and the ongoing power struggle between Udeh-Okoye and Anyanwu.
