Nigeria, April 30 -- Speaking in an interview with AriseNews, monitored by The News Chronicle, Udenta argued that internal crises within political parties should remain strictly internal, warning against what he called the use of state machinery to weaken opposition forces.

"There is a deliberate intent by some individuals to frustrate the system," he said.

He further described the court action as an attempt to "squeeze life out of political parties," adding that political interference of this nature undermines democratic stability.

"A government that borrows for nothingness wants to come back. I can assure you that if this government returns, Nigeria is finished," he warned.

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