There was a mild drama on Wednesday at the resumed hearing of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal sitting as the doors to the court room was opened for lawyers and others to access the courtroom.
NPO Reports learnt that there was a clash between the two factions of the Labour Party (LP) over which group that should be in court to represent Obi.
It was also gathered that, the judges refused to acknowledge the representation of the party aside the presidential candidate of the party, Peter Obi, who also present in court.
The Tribunal refused to take an appearance for the LP as acting National Chairman of the party, Lamidi Apapa, as well as the National Women’s Leader of the party, Dudu Manugu, tried to make an appearance for Labour Party when the petition was called.
According to Justice Haruna Tsamani, if two persons are making an appearance for the party, they will not be put on record.