The Courtroom was filled to the brim as at the last sitting before today to the extent that at the carpark the crowd that followed us downstairs was something else. Since the Supreme Court sacked the National Executives of the Labour Party being led by Barrister Julius Abure on the 4th of April, 2025, about four factions had emerged, not just as contenders but with several claims to the “throne”, and we had been Court twice since then with an interim injunction restraining LASIEC from accepting any lists of candidates either for screening or validation from the Abure’s faction as regards the forthcoming Lagos State Local Government and LCDA elections coming up on the 12th of July, 2025. Interestingly, LASIEC purportedly screened and validated some purported candidates from the Labour Party as at today whilst the Court is yet to decide the pendency of the suit before it. This was even as we were in Court today for the same matter. Anyway, we shall meet again in Court about 5 days to the elections. Interesting times lie ahead.
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