The meeting comes a few days after Reuben Fasoranti, leader of the Pan-Yoruba socio-political group, wrote Mr Tinubu to intervene in the feud.
While Mr Asemota represented the Lamidi Apapa faction, Mr Edun appeared for the Julius Abure-led faction of LP.
“By God’s grace, the tribunal will be sitting this Saturday, November 25. We will take exparte motions,” Mr Umar-Mike said.
The party’s decision to challenge Mr Otu’s electoral victory is contained in a statement by its state publicity secretary, Mike Ojisi, in Calabar.
The appellate court held that the tribunal headed by Ezekiel Ajayi acted in grave error in using witness statements on oath.
“It is imperative to urge stakeholders to pursue peace with maturity and civilised conduct.’’
“Unfortunately, the recent judgements are threatening the current peace.”
“The clerical error will be rectified once parties in the matter file formal application to that effect,” he said.
Mr Onanuga blamed Mr Obasanjo for wrongly copying the model during his tenure as head of state.
Mr Yiwatda said the court verdict would set a precedent and add value to legal jurisprudence in the country.
