The statement by the APGA national leadership comes on the heels of recent reported court orders, wherein it was alleged that Supreme Court of Nigeria had ruled against Oye, and purportedly delivered judgment, recognizing a party chieftain, Edozie Njoku, as substantive national chairman of the party following a lawsuit before the apex court in the land.
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