Kinsmen of the Minister of State, Labour and Employment, Nkeiruka Onyejeocha have warned the Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives, Benjamin Kalu and the sacked member of the House of Representatives representing Isukwuato/ Umunneochi federal constituency, Amobi Ogah, to leave their daughter alone and allow the Appeal Court adjudicate on the electoral dispute brought before it by Ogah.
Chairman of the forum, Barr Eze Chikamnayo was flanked by the Secretary, Engr. Johnson Ndunisi and National Publicity Secretary, Prince Ikedi Ezekwesiri, said Mr Ifoh and his anonymous cohorts had alleged, without any evidence that the purported victory of Labour Party Candidates in the last election was being overturned unconstitutionally.
“That the noble Justices of the Court of Appeal should be preempted and prevented from doing their constitutional duties in deference to the calculated falsehood and fabrications being bandied in the social media. “That these undemocratic emissaries of destabilization should leave Hon. Nkeiruka Onyejeocha alone and utilize the channels provided by law to make their case instead of whipping up sentiments or dragging the names of Mr President, His Excellency Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Rt Hon Gbajabiamila- Chief of Staff to the President, INEC and even the Judges in the mud in a futile attempt to prejudice an ongoing Court Process”.However, a former Acting Governor of Abia State, Rt.
He said; “It has come to our attention the public display of arrogance of some very disgruntled persons who in recent times tried to bring the name of our deputy speaker and the leader of APC in Abia State to public disrepute and dishonour. “For the avoidance of doubt, there is no crisis here. There is no dispute between the deputy speaker and the Minister of State for labour and employment, Hon. Nkeiruka Onyejeocha.
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