Bode George Slams Court Ruling Stopping PDP Convention as "Joke of the Century"
Former PDP Deputy National Chairman Bode George criticized a Federal High Court ruling by Justice James Omotosho that halted the PDP's national convention. George labeled the ruling as a "joke of the century" and accused the judiciary of displaying "judicial brigandage." The court's decision was based on the party's failure to comply with constitutional provisions and INEC guidelines.
George expressed concern over the judiciary's involvement in political affairs, emphasizing the need for judges to focus on legal matters rather than political issues. The ruling has raised questions about the impact on democracy and the PDP's internal processes.
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