Onyejiocha, currently serving her third term in the green chamber, was the candidate of the governing All Progressives Congress in the February 23 presidential and National Assembly election held in Abia state.
Dissatisfied with the tribunal ruling, the PDP candidate filed an appeal in Imo state Division of the Appellate Court seeking to set aside the tribunal’s verdict which affirmed Nkeriuka Onyejiocha, as the winner of the Isiuakwato/ Umunneochi federal constituency seat election conducted in February. It ruled that the Petitioner failed to prove the grounds he sought in court, among others that, there was no election conducted in ABSU polling units.
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