Mr Alagbe prayed the court to pronounce him as the authentic winner of the primary election.
The defence counsel noted that the convict’s old parents, wife and little child were in court and would suffer if the full wrath of the law was applied against him.
The appeal stemmed from a judgement delivered by Ms Agomoh on January 30.
The charges were preferred against her by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA).
The PDP board of trustees has constituted a special committee to interface with the party’s legal team and stakeholders to foster internal reconciliation.
The prosecutor said that the offences contravened Section 11(C ) of the NDLEA Act Cap 30 Law of the Federation, 2004.
Mr Lamidi was arraigned in 2024.
Peoples Democratic Party says its legal crisis is over and that it’s now time for reconciliation and rebuilding trust for unity.
Proceedings at the Oyo State High Court, Ibadan Division, were halted on Tuesday after Mukaila Lamidi, aka ‘Auxiliary’, collapsed inside the courtroom.
The defence counsel told the court that the convict was remorseful and promised to turn a new leaf.
