The National Labor Party leader has been suspended by the court A High Court of the Federal City has issued an order to prevent the Natio...
The National Labor Party leader has been suspended by the court
A High Court of the Federal City has issued an order to prevent the National Labor Party leader, Julius Abure; The party's national secretary Farouk Ibrahim and two other people pretended to be national party officials.
Others who have stopped posing as national officials include the national secretary of the association, Clement Ojukwu and the treasurer, Oluchi Opara.
Justice Hamza Muazu gave the suspension order while ruling on the case filed by one James Onoja.
In a document she filed, Onoja told the court how the detained national officials allegedly forged some documents of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja to exchange them illegally in the last general election.
Among the documents include receipts, seals and court certificates for the execution of crimes.
The Attorney General also presented some documents, which confirmed to the Judge that the Chief Clerk of the Court, wrote to the trade union to refute some documents that Abure and three other people are accused of committing.
Onoja added that following the charges brought against them by the police, the four men will be arraigned in court, adding that a warrant for their arrest has already been obtained.
In a brief decision, Judge Muazu stated that the request and the information provided are suitable for the request to be approved.
The judge then ordered that the four men immediately stop identifying themselves as members of the National Labor Party.