With only a few days to the forthcoming March 27 National Convention of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), an aspirant for the office National Vice Chairman (South-south), Amb. Fubara Dagogo approached a Federal Hight Court in Abuja, to halt all exercises following his alleged exclusion from the process.
Dagogo, who is the Director General of the APC States Assembly Forum (ASAF) in a statement on Tuesday said the party denied him his Nomination Forms despite his payment of the compulsory N5.1m, as well as meeting all other requirements to contest the election.
The aggrieved chieftain said after several failed efforts to get his nomination forms, in line with the provisions of the APC Constitution, he has no other option than to seek legal redress as a foundation and passionate member of the party.
In the suit marked No FHC/ABJ/C8/591/2026, in a Matter of Construction and Interpretation of the All Progressives Congress Payment Acknowledgement Receipt No 26827, 13/03/2026, Vis-a-VisThe Adjusted APC 2026 Schedule of Nationwide Congresses National Convention And Related Activities, Particularly on Purchase of Forms For National Convention, And Date of Zonal Congresses in the Six Geo – political Zones And Section 20(1) (A) of the APC constitution, Fubara as plaintiff, through his counsel, Chief Sir OAU Onyema, Principal, Akpaagu Law House, asked the court to interprete the issues connected to the matter.
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