The Supreme Court has postponed the review of its judgment on the governorship case in Imo State between incumbent governor of the state, Sen. Hope Uzodinma, and former governor, Emeka Ihedioha till March 2, 2020.
Ihedioha is challenging the judgment of the apex court order that sacked him as the governor of the state.
Counsel to Ihedioha and the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Kanu Agabi SAN asked for an adjournment to enable the parties to conclude on the processes that are being filed and served.
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Counsel to Imo State governor Hope Uzodinma and the All Progressives Congress (APC), Damian Dodo (SAN) did not oppose the application.
Dimilsrly, the apex court, in Abuja, on Tuesday, adjourned hearing on the review of Zamfara State governorship election until March 2, 2020 to enable the court serve all parties involved in the case the processes.
Chief Justice of Nigeria, Muhammed Tanko, while granting the application for adjournment by counsel to the Respondents, Robert Clark SAN, said some of the parties in the matter were not in the court and that they were not served necessary processes going by the record of the court.
