BREAKING: APGA reacts to high court judgment that sacked Victor Oye

All Progressive Grand Alliance, APGA has quickly reacted to High court Judgment that sacked Victor Oye this morning in Enugu. The national working committee of the party has disassociated itself from the ruling, labelling it a "kangaroo judgment."

Read the press statement below:

On behalf of the national chairman of APGA, Dr. Victor Oye and members of the National Working Committee of APGA , we hereby dissociate our great party from a kangaroo judgment in one suit E/291m,/2017 , Mike Aloke& ors V INEC &ORS ..BEFORE Hon Justice A.R Ozoemena of the High Court of Enugu State , purportedly obtained this morning against the leadership of the party directing INEC to recognise one chief Martin Agbaso as the national chairman of APGA ,as we had no knowledge of the pendency of any such suit, more so , as no court processes concerning the said suit were ever served on us .

We, wish to recall the same group of persons who clandestinely obtained this court ruling at the High Court of Enugu State had been expelled from the party in December 2016. Hence, they commenced an action at the High Court of the FCT Abuja against the leader leader ship of the party led by Dr. Victor Oye . That suit is now pending at the Court of Appeal Abuja Division following a stay of proceedings by the High Court of FCT until the determination of the appeal. Meanwhile , the said appeal has been fixed for hearing on the 1st of June 2017.

In the circumstances we wish to inform members of the party that the purported judgment obtained this morning at the High Court of Enugu State by the same group of expelled members , was obtained through fraudulent concealment, deceit to court and criminal misrepresentation of material facts .
We therefore advise members to ignore these unbridled acts of provocation as the leadership of the party is untop of the situation

SGD. Hon.(sir) ifeatu Obiokoye
National Publicity Secretary APGA


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