‘Justice is not for sale’: Okorocha warns Uzodinma after court win

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: October 29, 2026Country: Nigeria

PoliticsCrime & Law

‘Justice is not for sale’: Okorocha warns Uzodinma after court win

Former Imo State governor Rochas Okorocha said that “justice is not for sale” after the Federal High Court in Abuja declared him the authentic APC candidate for the Imo West senatorial district. Speaking Thursday on Channels Television, he accused Governor Hope Uzodinma of submitting a document claiming he had emerged by consensus on May 16, two days before the May 18 primary. Okorocha said he had waited for the court’s decision amid allegations that he forged documents. He said anyone dissatisfied with the judgment could appeal and that he would contest them in court.

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