INEC to Boycott PDP Convention Amid Legal Disputes
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is set to boycott the People's Democratic Party (PDP) convention in Oyo State following a court order. The court rulings involve former Governor Sule Lamido's exclusion from the convention and conflicting judgments from different high courts.
Justice Peter Lifu's order restrained INEC from supervising the convention without Lamido's participation. However, another court authorized the PDP to proceed with its plans.
The situation highlights legal challenges and internal disputes within the PDP leadership.
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