An Accra Fast Track
high Court will in the next couple of hours hear an application in which two
members of the opposition New Patriotic party ( NPP) are seeking an
interlocutory injunction on the party’s October 18 congress. Two members of the
party, Rexford Agyei Frimpong and Oppong Kyekyeku sought an order against
the National Council to comply with the provision of the NPP constitution and
fix a new date for the congress since the October 18 date will not favour Alan
Kyerematen and Addai Nimoh but an Accra Fast Track High Court adjourned the case indefinitely. The court application follows
calls from flagbearer aspirants, Alan Kyerematen and Addai Nimoh that the
party’s leadership should reconsider the date for the congress. The two say the
October 18 date will not give them ample time
to reach the over 140,000 delegates across the country. The last time
they were in court, counsel for the plaintiffs pleaded for more
time to study the response from the party against their suit. Today’s court
case will bring finality to what is likely to offset the October 18 congress.
Source: Citifmonline.com
No comments:
Post a Comment