 A High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abu-Jer, has issued an order restraining the national chairman of the Labor Party, Mr. Julius Avere, national secretary for Rukibrahim and two others from parading themselves as national officers of the party. Justice Hamza Muazzou issued the restraining order on Wednesday, while ruling in an expertee application argued by James Ogul Onoja, S.A.N. Onoja had in the application informed the court how the restrained national officers allegedly forged several documents of the FCT High Court to carry out unlawful substitutions in the last general elections. In a brief ruling, Justice Muazzou held that the application and the supporting affidavits have a good case for the request to be granted. The judge subsequently ordered that all four people should immediately stop parading themselves as national officers of the Labor Party. Today, the chairman of the Labor Party, another executive, who I mentioned at the front end there, should stop parading themselves as chairman and executive of the Labor Party. On the basis that one, they have been found wanted in terms of allegation of crime. I mean, they have been indicted by the police for forgery. Also, the shaman has been suspended by his world and in the constitution, in the constitutional Labor Party. Once you are suspended or spared, you cannot be a member of the Board of Trustees, not to be a shaman, not to talk about being a shaman. The four officers involved, primarily now, are one, Julio Saburi, who is the former national chairman now. We have Umar Faroo, who is also the former national secretary.