Court declares Ibrahim Ondo PDP candidate
The Jimoh Ibrahim Campaign Organization (JICO) has hailed the judgment of the Federal High Court, Abuja, requesting the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to acknowledge the name of Barr. Jimoh Ibrahim as the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) possibility for the November 26 governorship decision in Ondo State. This was contained in an announcement issued to columnists in Akure yesterday by the Director of Communication and Publicity of the gathering, Mr. Sola Akinuli, saying Justice Okon Abang has maintained the standards of majority rule government and Rule of Law.
He included that the decision, which invalidated the candidature of the previous Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice under Governor Olusegun Mimiko's bureau and the Ahmed Makarfi-drove group, is a demonstration of the holiness of the legal as the last any expectation of the normal man.
In any case, the State Director of Publicity under the Makarfi group, Mr. Ayo Fadaka, emphasized that Ibrahim is not a true blue individual from the PDP. "The PDP approaches its individuals to keep on working for the Party energetically as Eyitayo Jegede remains the gathering's banner conveyor," he said.
In the interim, factional†Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Sen. Ali Modu Sheriff, has demanded that Jimoh Ibrahim remains the hopeful of the gathering in the prospective governorship race. Sheriff expressed this in Abuja, while tending to newsmen on how far he and the gathering guardian council Chairman, Sen. Ahmed Makarfi hosted gone in the gathering compromise handle. Review that Makarfi-drove board of trustees had led an essential decision in Ondo state where Eyitayo Jegede rose as PDP governorship competitor.
In any case, handling questions from newsmen in Abuja yesterday, Sheriff said, ìAs a gathering, we have taken our choice, we have picked Jimoh Ibrahim as our hopeful and whatever the law says we will tail it. We are results of the control of law.î He said that the gathering was however anticipating the choice of the Independent National Electoral Commission and the court on who turns into the partyÃs competitor.
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