The LP spokesperson said a panel of five justices cautioned the appellant for wasting the time of the court.

The party said it was only in Nigeria that a “morally bankrupt” person like Ganduje could still be given relevance.

He asked that the academic records as requested in his August 2 application be released not later than October 2.

He said he’s concerned by politicians who deceive or provide false information to their supporters.

Obaseki said he hopes Shaibu would learn lessons from the crisis and strengthen his dispute resolution abilities.

He called on PDP’s Ashiru and other opposition leaders to work with him to build the state.

He insisted that the tribunal delivered proper justice in the petition against Mbah.

He advised petitioners to forget litigation and join forces with him in moving the state forward.

The three-member panel led by Justice Victor Oviawe are not physically present in court as they will deliver the judgment via Zoom.

Ondo’s House of assembly however said that judicial orders can’t stop their actions.

He urged the lawmakers to focus on the greater good of the nation.

The judge said the police reports on the matter were worthless and products of illegality.

Edo poll holds September 21, 2024; Ondo November 16, 2024.

“If the margin of lead is so wide, it becomes very difficult for you to prove unlawful votes.”

Aiyedatiwa asked the court to stop the exercise, while a group has called for the national assembly’s intervention.

With 1,209 petitions filed following the 2023 polls, she said all elections must not end in court.

Though Sisi has not formally announced his candidacy, pro-government parties have started a campaign including billboards around Cairo backing his reelection.

He said he is confident in his administration’s ability to propel Imo to greater heights.

The party’s Kano State chairman said it was denied justice based on emotions and sentiments.

They insisted that the outcome of the investigation be made public.