PDP crisis: Secondus breaks silence on reinstatement as National Chairman

On Friday, Uche Secondus, embattled National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, opened up on his reinstatement by a Kebbi State High Court.

Secondus said PDP believes in the rule of law and obeys court orders.

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When he arrived at the PDP’s Secretariat ahead of the National Working Committee, NWC, meeting, Secondus said he was back to continue his duties.

Secondus said he was at the meeting to honor the court ruling that reinstated him.

He said, “It’s good to be back. We are a party that respects the rule of law. We obey Court orders, we obeyed the order given last week, and we obey the one given yesterday. We have a series of meetings today.”

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A Rivers State High Court had ordered Secondus to stop parading himself as the party’s National Chairman.

Hon. Justice O. Gbasam of the Degema Judicial Division Vacation Court sitting in Port Harcourt granted the injunction following a suit No: PHC/2183/CS/2021 filed by Ibeawuchi Ernest Alex, Dennis Nana Amadi, Emmanuel Stephen, and Umezirike Onucha against Uche Secondus (1st defendant) and the PDP (2nd defendant).

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However, the Kebbi State High Court yesterday reinstated the embattled PDP National Chairman.

Justice Nusirat Umar, who is on vacation at the Kebbi High Court, gave the order in Birnin Kebbi on Thursday while ruling in suit no: KB/AC/M. 170/2021.