By Ayo Kehinde
The minority caucus of the House of Representatives is experiencing internal disagreements ahead of Tuesday’s resumption of plenary.
Minority Leader, Kingsley Chinda, under threat of removal from a section of minority members, had obtained an injunction restraining the leadership of the House and the Minority Caucus from removing him.
Justice J.O. Abdulmalik of the Federal High Court in Abuja has issued an interim injunction asking all parties to maintain the status quo pending the determination of the suit.
However, members of the caucus have slated a “crucial meeting” for Monday, October 6, to decide Chinda’s fate.
A notice of the meeting signed by leaders of four of the minority parties, including Frederick Agbedi, PDP; Afam Victor Ogene, LP; Muktar Umar-Zakari, NNPP and Peter Nzokwe, YPP, stated that the meeting, billed for one of the conference rooms in the House of Representatives wing of the National Assembly, is expected to be attended by all caucus members.
