PDP Withdraws Lawsuit Alleging Bias in Wadata Plaza Blockade Case
The People's Democratic Party (PDP) has withdrawn its lawsuit against the Nigeria Police challenging the blockade of Wadata Plaza, alleging bias by Chief Judge Joyc Abdulmalik. The PDP expressed discomfort with the case being assigned to Abdulmalik, whom they had accused of bias previously.
Despite filing a motion for recusal, the judge proceeded with the case, leading to the PDP's decision to discontinue. The party emphasized its commitment to political justice and fair legal proceedings.
This move highlights concerns over impartiality in the court system.
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