Oyinlola's Lawyer Warns PDP To Tread Softly

The Peoples Democratic Party has been cautioned to "tread slowly in order not to render superior courts of records toothless" in its current attempts to enforce disciplinary actions against the National Secretary of the Party, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola, Alhaji Abubakar Kawu Baraje, Dr. Sam Sam Jaja and Ambassador Ibrahim Kazaure, who've all been accused of violating some provisions of the PDP constitution. The four officials of the party have been arraigned prior to the Umaru Dikko led disciplinary committee of the Party.
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In a correspondence dated November 21, 2013, addressed and forwarded to the National Chairman of the PDP and signed by Mr. Awa Kalu, SAN, representing Oyinlola and others; the counsel informed the National Chairman and the PDP he had instructions of the four officials invited to seem prior to the disciplinary panel next Wednesday to act on their behalf in the problem under reference.

"Our instruction is that notwithstanding pending litigations, the distinguished party of which you will be the national chairman, intends to place machinery in motion directed at making mockery of the Judicial process and thus the Rule of Law. May we respectfully inform you that Suit No: FHC/ABJ/CS/774/13, (Prince Oyinlola and 3 Others vs PDP and Another) is presently pending in Court No 6 of the Federal High Court, Abuja Division. In addition, there's a pending appeal at the Supreme Court arising from the Court of Appeal Suit No CA/A/84/2013 (Chief Adebayo Dayo & Another vs Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola & 2 Others) in which the Court of Appeal the Court of Appeal managed the subject matter of one's intended disciplinary proceedings ".

It is on the foundation of the above that people urge you to tread slowly in order not to render superior courts toothless. I thanks for your statesmanlike understanding.

Signed.
Awa U. Kalu, SAN