Stop PDP from expelling me, Kashamu begs court

Senator representing Ogun East Senatorial District, Buruji Kashamu, has begged the Federal High Court in Abuja to nullify the disciplinary decisions taken by his party, the Peoples Democratic Party, against him.
He said all disciplinary steps, including the query dated September 7, 2017 issued to him and his referral to the Disciplinary Committee of the party, were in violation of the judgement of the Federal High Court, Lagos Division in suit FHC/L/CS/605/2016, and also the order of Justice Babatunde Quadri of the Abuja Division of the court made in suit FHC/ABJ/CS/732/2017 on September 5, 2017.
He said, the PDP as a party in “serial disobedience of court orders… in the management of its affairs in the South West and disdain for the rule of law”, unless the court intervened in the matter, the party would unjustifiably expel him or block him from seeking nomination for future elections on its (PDP’s) platform.
He also stated in his fresh suit marked FHC/ABJ/CS/866/2017, that some national leaders of the PDP were moving against him just  because he insisted on observance of internal democracy in the management of the affairs of the party, particularly in the South West zone.
The Independent National Electoral Commission, the Peoples Democratic Party and the Ahmed Makarfi-led National Caretaker Committee are the first respondents to the suit.
The fourth to the sixth respondents are the Chairman of the PDP Disciplinary Committee, Chief Tom Ikimi; Makarfi; and another member of the Makarfi-led Caretaker Committee of the party, Ben Obi.
Kashamu had filed the suit following the query dated September 7 issued to him over his activities in the South-West Zone of the party.
He stated in the affidavit filed in support of the suit that PDP queried him and some other prominent leaders of the party in the South West zone for encouraging “aggrieved members of the party to approach the court to enforce their rights.