2027: Appeal court ruling reinstating opposition parties victory for democracy – APP

The Action Peoples Party, (APP), in Imo State, has hailed the court of appeal’s ruling on the restoration of opposition parties’ participation in the 2027 general elections, describing it as a victory for democracy in Nigeria.
The party applauded the Appeal court judgment setting aside a Federal High Court ruling that ordered the deregistration of the APP and four other political parties.
In a statement issued to journalists yesterday in Owerri, by the State Publicity Secretary, Steve Nnadi, the party described the unanimous decision of the appellate court as a triumph for democracy, constitutional order, the rule of law, and Nigeria’s multi-party democratic system.
According to the statement, the judgment has reaffirmed the independence of the judiciary and restored public confidence in the nation’s democratic institutions.
The party commended the Justices of the Court of Appeal for their courage, impartiality, and unwavering commitment to justice by declaring the earlier judgment a nullity and restoring the legal status of the affected political parties.
The party called on all its members across the 27 Local Government Areas of Imo State to remain united, focused, disciplined, and committed to the collective responsibility of building a stronger and more formidable political platform.
It urged party faithful to intensify grassroots mobilisation, expand membership, promote voter education, and strengthen the party’s structures in readiness for the elections.
The leadership also appealed to the people of Imo State to remain steadfast in their confidence, belief, and continued support for the Action Peoples Party, APP.
It assured the electorate that the APP remains committed to providing purposeful leadership, promoting good governance, ensuring accountability, and delivering people-centred policies that will enhance sustainable development across the state and Nigeria.