“This is the situation; when there are legal cases, you have to wait until the end of the legal issues.
“Because things can happen within a few days or a few weeks. If you have something today and the person is appealing to a higher court, you have to wait until the higher court takes a decision,” he said.
The chief press secretary also noted that the candidate of the Labour Party in Imo State is also awaiting confirmation from a court order.“If it is on our website – what I am saying is that we have a period for publishing the list of candidates. “When a court order comes and says we should drop a particular name and accept another, we do so. And then in the remarks column, we now say ‘by court order’,” he said.
Rotimi, however, said that he is not aware of any substitution or whether INEC has taken a decision about the candidates.
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