Court Dismisses Oyefusi's Challenge to ADC Primary Results
The Federal High Court in Lagos has dismissed a suit filed by Princess Abiodun Oyefusi, which contested the results of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) governorship primary that selected Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour as the party's candidate. The court's decision, communicated by Rhodes-Vivour via a post on X, was based on the Supreme Court's stance regarding disputes related to the internal affairs of political parties.
Oyefusi's suit alleged that votes in her favor were improperly transferred during the collation process. Following the ruling, Rhodes-Vivour called for unity among ADC members, emphasizing that ongoing litigation was unnecessary and could distract from the party's objectives.
He urged members to focus on delivering effective governance in Lagos and to challenge the All Progressives Congress in the upcoming 2027 governorship election. Rhodes-Vivour highlighted the need to address issues of corruption and ineptitude in the state.
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