BY Taiwo George
Andy Uba, senator representing Anambra south, has described the reports of his removal from the senate as handiwork of his political opponents.
The lawmaker said his name was not mentioned in the judgement delivered by the supreme court on Thursday.
The verdict, which affected officials in the current executive of the Anambra state chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), was misinterpreted as ordering the removal of Uba and Stella Oduah of Anambra north.
But in a statement he personally signed, Uba urged his supporters to dismiss the report.
“The wrong and false interpretation being given to the verdict of the apex court was a calculated mischief planned by certain politicians in Anambra state who are simply interested in confusing issues,” the statement read.
“They are just raising a false alarm. National assembly election matters do not get to the supreme court. The court of appeal is the terminal point. Also, there are no pre-election issue concerning my candidacy. Those who think they can get through the back door what our party members and the electorate did not give them are the ones giving this wrong interpretation to the verdicts delivered today.
“I have directed my lawyers to engage the Supreme Court so as to clear this mischievous information being peddled by some politicians.”
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