Factional leader of Labour Party, Lamidi Apapa was on Wednesday booed and mocked at the Presidential Election Petition Court in Abuja.
This happened after he and members of his faction fought over seats where Labour Party members were to sit for the court process.
Lamidi Apapa who has been attempting to take over leadership of the party since the presidential election was concluded, was shielded by policemen and struggled to get to where his car was packed.
He also attempted to speak to journalists but the continuous chants of “ole, ole” against him disrupted his speech.
In a tweet on its official handle, the labour party claimed that the Apapa faction was in the court to truncate the court hearing.
The tweet reads, “Rebel former Deputy National Chairman of Labour Party, Lamidi Apapa made true his threat to truncate the Presidential Election Tribunal by attempting to appear as a representative of the @NgLabour at the ongoing hearing but was refused by the Tribunal. He was thoroughly disgraced”.
