I no de come your invitation – Zamfara Deputy Governor tell lawmakers

Deputy Governor of Zamfara State, Mahdi Aliyu been get 48-hour ultimatum to appear before members of the state house of assembly but he tell dem say he no dey come as their matter dey court.

Remember say Aliyu been suppose come defend himself against allegations of misconduct on him side as he organize political rally on July 10th after bandits don kill people for Maradun LGA of the state.

Zamfara State Governor don warn him Deputy make he no cause any wahala

This na wetin him letter to the house talk:

“The pending court action touches among others on any process, in any form or manner relating to instant invitation extended to me.

In this pending case, the office of the Speaker of this honourable house is a party. Further there is an order for maintenance of status quo made by the court on 19th July.

While I am willing to and ready to honour the invitation, sadly, I am constrained by pending suit, and it’s attendant order.”

After the house collect the letter, dem send am go their legal department make dem analyze the letter and court order.

In regards to the letter, see wetin the Deputy Governor tell newsmen:

“As you are aware, my party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has instituted an action at the Federal High Court, Abuja, challenging the vires of Zamfara State House of Assembly as presently constituted to commence impeachment or any other proceeding against me as elected on PDP platform.

The Federal High Court has granted an order directing the maintenance of the status quo ante bellum on the 19th day of July 2021.

The order was served on the Chief Judge of Zamfara State, Zamfara State House of Assembly and Governor of Zamfara State.

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Despite the foregoing state of affairs, the speaker of the Zamfara State House of Assembly and the House of Assembly have now embarked on steps and actions to overreach the pending suit, disobey the court order and render the effect of the suit nugatory.

I’m constrained to draw the attention of the public to this ugly situation in the hope that well-meaning citizens and people of goodwill will call the Zamfara State House of Assembly to order and impress upon them the need to obey the subsisting court order.”