The Court has reinstated Julius Abure as Labour Party National Chairman.
Julius Abure, the National Chairman of the Labour Party, declared on Thursday in Abuja that he was returning as National Chairman and that the LP was united and had no factions in its ranks.
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He also revealed that the party’s suspended Deputy National Chairman, Apapa Lamidi, failed in his attempt to form a faction within the LP.
Abure also revealed that the FCT High Court in Abuja has lost jurisdiction over a restraining order petition filed against him.
At a press conference at the party’s secretariat, the LP National Chairman informed the media that “our appeal at the Appeal Court” had overturned a previous restraint by the FCT High Court.
With his successful appeal of the order by the lower court, the appeal has technically reinstated Julius Abure as the National Chairman of the Labour Party.
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