FEATURED
Seven States Capitulate On Suit To Sack Tinubu As President-Elect
Seven states under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) – Adamawa, Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Delta, Edo, Taraba, and Sokoto – which filed a suit against the Federal Government at the Supreme Court p the declaration of All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate Bola Ahmed Tinubu as president-elect, have discontinued the suit.
The Notice of Discontinuance which was signed by their lawyer and Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Mike Ozekhome, says “Take notice that the plaintiffs doth hereby wholly discontinue this suit against the defendant herein.”
In the earlier suit which had the Attorneys-General of the states as plaintiffs and the Attorney General of the Federation as a defendant, the seven states had asked the Supreme Court to intervene in the just concluded general elections as they claimed that the declaration of Tinubu did not follow the Electoral Act and INEC’s own laid down guidelines, particularly the uploading of results to the iREV through the Bimodal Accreditation System (BVAS).
They also expressed fear of a probable breakdown of public order and civil disobedience, according to Channels TV.
Uzodimma: Nobody Can Take My Imo West Senate Ticket
Son Allegedly Kills APC Chieftain Father With Sledgehammer In Edo Over Prophecy
INEC Removes 1.6 Million Invalid Voter Records, Flags 54 Officials
How INEC Counts, Collates and Declares Nigeria’s Presidential Election Winner
Ozoro Curfew Relaxed To 10pm, Knock-Out, Unregistered Okada Banned After Cult Clashes
Oborevwori Cuts Warri Ring Road, PTI-Eku Road Timelines As Delta EXCO Approves N1.24trn 2027 Budget
Babcock 400-Level Student Alive After Viral Hostel Window Incident — Roommates Saved Him, Varsity Confirms
Pastor Tunde Bakare: I Told Tinubu I’m Too Old To Be A Minister
Oil Theft: Navy Arrests 259 Suspects, Recovers 7.48m Litres Of Stolen Products
2027: Makinde Dares Political Godfathers, Says God, Nigerians Will Give Him Presidency
Obasanjo Blames Leadership Failures for Nigeria’s Insecurity, Poverty, Mass Migration
50 Years Later, In The Same Hall Built For FESTAC ’77: Afreximbank Finally Puts Money Behind Film About FESTAC ’77
‘They Were Warned’: Delta Govt Says Asaba Death Could Have Been Avoided If NDC Had Not Ignored Police Advice
Minimum Wage: NLC Rejects FG’s 2027 Timeline, Demands Immediate Talks
Lagos Shuts Church After Resident Complains of Sleepless Nights, Threats
