The National Democratic Coalition (NDC) has vowed to challenge its reported deregistration, with key political figures, including Labour Party's Peter Obi and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), expressing opposition to the decision.
According to reports, both Obi and the PDP described the deregistration as a development that raises concerns about political inclusion and democratic participation. They stressed the importance of ensuring that all registered political parties are treated fairly under the law.
The NDC, through its leadership, announced plans to appeal the decision, insisting that it would pursue all available legal and constitutional avenues to seek reinstatement. Party officials maintained that the move would not discourage their commitment to the democratic process.
Political observers say the outcome of the appeal could have implications for the country's political landscape ahead of future elections. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is expected to respond to the party's appeal in line with established legal procedures.
The development has sparked fresh debate among political stakeholders o.
