Court Setback for Suit Against David Mark and Aregbesola in ADC Leadership Dispute
A suit seeking to halt David Mark and Aregbesola from assuming leadership roles in the ADC faced a setback in court due to issues with serving court papers. The Federal High Court in Abuja postponed the hearing to September 30 after the plaintiff's lawyer failed to serve the defendants properly.
Justice Emeka Nwite emphasized the importance of correct legal procedures in such cases. The suit revolves around a leadership dispute within the African Democratic Congress.
The delay in the court proceedings added to the ongoing legal battle over the leadership of the political party.
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