Why we recognised traditional ruler despite court order – Anambra govt
‘Anambra govt not restrained’ But in a statement forwarded to PREMIUM TIMES on Thursday, Nnaemeka Ugha, a senior special assistant to Mr Soludo on legal matters, argued that the governor did not violate the court order by recognising Mr Nweke because the Anambra State Government was not a party to the suit and was not also restrained by the court order.
But Mr Ugha, in the statement, argued that the attorney-general has no role in the conduct of election or recognition of the traditional ruler under the Anambra State Traditional Rulers Law.
The official stressed that the attorney-general did not play any role in the election process, and that the state government was not joined in the suit in order to activate its functions.
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