Monday 15th of May was the hearing of Chijioke Edeoga, the LP candidate of Enugu.
Why is he in court? He is challenging the declaration of Peter Mbah as the winner of the gubernatorial election in Enugu.
As I said earlier, the hearing of the case was yesterday and this is… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
In the hearing an ex parte application was moved by Emeka ozoani SAN, on behalf of Peter Mbah. Justice Inyang Ekwo barred the director of NYSC Mr Ibrahim Muhammed from issuing continuous disclaimers against Mr Mbah NYSC certificate which was not issued by NYSC.
Previously, NYSC had publicly issued a disclaimer saying Mr. Mbah NYSC certificate was not issued by the NYSC.
This brings the question “Where did mr Mbah get his certificate from”? NYSC has every right to protect their integrity in this case and the justice barring them from… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
It should be noted that the NYSC certificate Mr. Mbah submitted to INEC states he passed out on the 6th of Jan 2003, but on the 26th of June 2003, Udeh & Associates quoted to have written to NYSC requesting for payment of allowance to Mr. Mbah.
The number on the certificate Mr. Mbah submitted to INEC is different, and NYSC made a disclaimer.
NYSC has done its part by issuing disclaimers. I would expect Mr. Mbah proves that he did start and finish NYSC. It's one thing to start NYSC and it's another to finish NYSC.
With so many discrepancies why put a Barr on NYSC, why limit NYSC's say in this matter?
The justice putting a barr on NYSC will not stop the truth from coming out, the letter from NYSC is already public.
What solid reason do they have for filing an ex parte order, what untold stories are close to finding out?
These are the issues.
#OnTheIssues
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