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An Abuja High Court has granted an Order of Perpetual Injunction 
restraining the All Progressives Congress, APC, and the National 
Chairman, Adams Oshiomhole from tampering with the current Rivers State 
executive of the party.
The court presided over by His Lordship, Hon. Justice A. O. Musa gave
 the order on Tuesday, September 4, 2018, mandating the party and its 
chairman from attempting to dissolve the “Officials/Delegates elected at
 the APC Ward, Local Government and State Congresses in Rivers State on 
May 19, 20 and 21, 2018 respectively, either by nullifying, removing or 
in any way refusing to give effect to the outcome of the said congresses
 or by purporting to conduct another congress in respect of Rivers 
State.”
The APC and Comrade Adams Oshiomhole are first and second defendants in the suit filed by the Rivers State chapter of the party.
A statement by the Rivers State Publicity 
Secretary, Chris Finebone, stated that the court also, “affirmed the 
validity of the congresses which took place May 19, 20 and 21 and 
subsequently culminated in the election of Hon. Ojukaye Flag-Amachree 
State Executive Committee with such congresses having been conducted in 
compliance with the constitution of the APC (1st Defendant). It 
therefore ordered that both 1st and 2nd Defendants (APC and its National
 Chairman) are bound to give effect to the outcome of the said 
congresses.
It would be recalled that following the controversy generated by the 
May 2018 Ward, Local Government and State Congresses of the APC in 
Rivers State, Flag-Amachree and his Exco approached the Abuja High Court
 to seek injunction against the APC, Its National Chairman, NWC/NEC from
 tampering with the Rivers State Exco of the party until all pending 
matters regarding the congresses are resolved.
The Court’s Injunction was granted on Tuesday, September 4, 2018 by 
Hon. Justice A.O. Musa of Court No. 14, Bwari, in the Abuja Judicial 
Division.

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