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Bated breath as Delta PDP awaits Appeal Court judgement on Oborevwori vs Edevbie today

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By Felix Ekwu

The Appeal Court sitting in Abuja will today deliver judgement on the appeal filed by Chief Sheriff Oborevwori and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, against the subsisting judgement of the Federal High Court, Abuja, declaring Olorogun David Edevbie as the lawful and authentic candidate of the PDP, for the 2023 general elections.

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Judgement by the appellate court according to multiple sources is expected to begin at 1pm.

There is presently uneasy calm especially in the PDP family in the state has in recent weeks been polarised along Oborevwori and Edevbie.

The outcome of the judgement by Justice Peter Ige, led three-member panel is expected to mark a turning point in the PDP as it grapples with the injuries so far infected on it following the legal battle.

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