The governor commended President Bola Tinubu’s leadership, which he claimed guaranteed free and fair elections.
The judge further held that the group is not a juristic person as the issue brought before the court bordered on the internal affairs of the APC.
“What happened at the state congress of PDP in Kaduna yesterday was nothing but a rape of democracy,” Mr Sarki said
The returning officer said the suspension, which took effect immediately, will last until 5:00 p.m., when collation is expected to resume.
Mr Obaseki and Asue Ighodalo separately stormed the state’s INEC headquarters early Sunday morning to protest alleged discrepancies in the voting process.
“We urge the APC to focus on genuine issues affecting Zamfara rather than resorting to baseless accusations and distractions,” the PDP spokesman stated.
The police forced Mr Obaseki to leave the commission’s office at 5a.m.
Collation of results begins at 10am.
The INEC said that it was the second complaint it received out of the 4,519 polling units used for the election.
NCSSR decried that voters were induced with money ranging from N5,000 to N10,000 per voter and snacks during the election.
