Under the direction of Bala Yunusa Mohammed, the National Working Committee (NWC) of the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) declared the successful completion of the yearly verification process carried out by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
The NNPP claimed that INEC officials carefully examined its membership records, administrative structures, and operational capabilities in order to carry out the Commission’s statutory mandate as the political party regulator.
According to NNPP, this exercise’s flawless execution provides the
According to the party statement, “it effectively silences the delusions of grandeur harboured by expelled members and reaffirms our standing as the only recognised leadership of the NNPP.”
“The desperate, yet futile, attempts by expelled members to obstruct INEC from performing its lawful duties at our recognised headquarters,” the party stated. The democratic order has won because of their failure.
The use of alleged court orders by expelled members is a classic example of legal shadowboxing. We unequivocally declare that any ruling they presently rely on was acquired per incuriam, which means it was rendered incorrectly without having access to all relevant information about the party’s internal procedures.
Bala Yunusa Mohammad-led NWC with final official validation
Importantly, the Federal High Court in Abuja has issued a ruling that unequivocally states that these people are no longer NNPP members.
They have purposefully concealed important information to deceive the judiciary by neglecting to alert later courts to this ruling. As we approach the Nigerian Supreme Court, these dishonest strategies will be thoroughly revealed.
“Those who use the legal system to support a failed political project are not rewarded by the law.
Although they have attempted to use the legal system, we think the Supreme Court will do significant justice to the case. The party has been successfully freed from the poisonous influence of those transactional
In preparation for the 2027 general election, the NNPP claimed to be growing stronger, more unified, and more focused than ever.
The party has already finalised and informed INEC of its primary election schedule, which is a clear indication of this preparedness.
“On Tuesday, May 26, 2026, we fully prepared to hold primaries for the House of Assembly, Governorship, House of Representatives, Senate, and Presidential positions using the Consensus mode across all Federation wards.
“We encourage all Nigerian professionals and young women to keep registering with the NNPP in all 774 Local Government Areas and all 8809 wards. We are constructing a party based on equity for all and genuine grassroots democracy.
The NNPP told its critics that the train has left the station and declared that it is about to embark on its most glorious chapter, urging its devoted members to stay unwavering and unmoved.
who tried to impede our progress for years.
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