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Mr. Bola Tinubu has warned members of the presidential elections tribunal that removing him as president could lead to a breakdown of law and order in Nigeria. Mr Tinubu admitted his failure to score 25 per cent of votes cast in Nigeria’s capital Abuja, but said it was insufficient to overturn his victory as declared
Most Nigerians are already asking, how far with the PEPT… When are the judges coming back? Below are the itineraries….. Respondents (INEC, BAT/Shett & APC)’s Address : July 17th, 2023 Petitioner( LP & Obi)’s Address : July 25th, 2023 (7 days after Resp’s address) Respondent’s Reply: July 31st 2023 (5 days after Petitioner’s Address) Adoption
We shall never get tired of Puting up the terrible lies of the INEC, ably orchestrated by Festus Okoye, the Pathological liar who was bragging about INEC’S Failure on Channels tv. Festus Okoye alongside his cohort, Mahmoud Yakubu lied to Millions of Nigerians after squandering the tax payers money, N300B to rig the election in favor
Daily, it becomes more evident that the Nigerian Judiciary is on trial. For a long time, the activities of the judiciary have become unchecked such that they walk away with almost everything and decision. Can anyone explain how sen. Ahmed Lawan who participated in the Presidential election primaries could go back to clinch the ticket
Bola Tinubu’s reckless threat to the judiciary is deliberately targeted at the eminent justices of the Presidential Election Tribunal. To be clear, any Tribunal order declaring Tinubu’s return as invalid cannot “truncate democracy”, it would rather strengthen it. Bola Tinubu’s statement is an affront in a democracy. It amounts to a subtle attack on the
There’s imminent confusion and tension as the Judiciary staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) sets to join the strike as stipulated by the NLC. Now, the big question is, would this affect the current Election Petition Tribunal ongoing which is extremely time bound? Some are of the opinion that the Judges and people that offer essential
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has cautioned judges who oversee election petition tribunals against being compromised, saying that “hall of shame” will be created for such judges. Speaking on Sunday at a press conference organised by the Labour and Civil Society Movement Front in Abuja, NLC president, Joe Ajaero said there are concerns that election tribunals
Judiciary workers, under the aegis of Judicial Staff Union of Nigeria, have said they would shut down courts nationwide on Monday in compliance with the directive by the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union to embark on strike The NLC and the TUC had jointly declared the industrial action to press for the reversal of
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he Vice-President of The Gambia, Mrs Fatoumata Tambajang, has said that The Gambia would ‘collapse’ if Nigerian professionals in the country withdraw their services or leave the country. Tambajang made the remark at a dinner organised for the Nigerian delegation to the 62nd Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) at the Nigeria House,