Secondus Goes Missing After Losing Court Case Against PDP Convention

Prince Uche Secondus, suspended national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) went missing on Friday afternoon after a ruling by the Appeal Court that national convention scheduled for Saturday, October 30 will hold as planned.

The three-man Appeal Panel sitting in Port Harcourt, dismiss an interlocutory injunction suit filed by Secondus, seeking to stop the convention from holding.

Reading the judgement, Justice Gabriel Kolawole said Secondus’ suit before it was as after-thought and abuse of court process.

The court blamed Secondus for missing the opportunity to react and not acting when his ward and local governments suspended him until now. It urged the party to go on with the planned convention.

When DAILY INDEPENDENT called a member of the National Working Committee of the party to find out Secondus reaction to the ruling on the PDP convention, he said he doesn’t know as nobody knows Secondus whereabouts as the suspended national chairman appeared to be missing from the radar of those who know him.

“I can’t reach him on phone. I don’t know his whereabouts” he said.

Also speaking with our correspondent, Ike Abonyi, media aide to Secondus said he is yet to see his principal.

“I am not with him. Until I see him before I know his position on the ruling ” he said.

The judicial loss by the suspended national chairman puts him in a difficult position as it conveys to party stakeholders that he was working against the interest of the party.

Secondus is expected to be also missing at the national convention as he is not expected to play any role in the convention despite presiding over the affairs of the party for most of the last four years.

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