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Court shifts judgement on Ayade’s defection to April

Justice Taiwo Taiwo had earlier in the week sacked 20 federal and state lawmakers from the state for dumping the platform they were elected on.

Defection: Dogara knows fate April 11 – Court

The suit was filed before Justice Donatus Okorowo of an Abuja Federal High Court by the PDP and its Bauchi State chairman Hamza Akuyam in 2020.

Court orders deletion of controversial section 84 (12) from electoral act

Mr Malami, who is reportedly aspiring to contest for the Kebbi state guber race, had recently hinted that the Buhari-led administration might seek redress in court to ensure the section is amended.

Court vacates order halting APC convention

The caretaker chairman of the ruling party, Governor Mai Buni of Yobe State, was earlier accused of procuring a court order, through proxy, to stop the elective exercise and elongate his stay in office.

Court Sacking: Gov. Umahi, deputy withdraw stay of execution motion, give reason

Mr Umahi was last week sacked alongside his deputy Eric Kelechi Igwe and fifteen state lawmakers for dumping the platform with which they were elected.
Abba Kyari

Judge threatens to throw out Abba Kyari’s N500m fundamental rights suit

Mr Kyari also sought for an order, directing the NDLEA to tender a written apology to him in two national dailies.

Abba Kyari: Court fixes date for ruling on bail as wife slumps

The trial judge, Emeka Nwite, adjourned for ruling after taking arguments from lawyers to the parties in the suit.

Court sacks Ebonyi gov, deputy over defection to APC

The judge ruled that the total number of 393, 042 votes governor Umahi secured during the March 9, 2019 governorship election in Ebonyi state, belonged to the PDP and same could not be legally transferred to the APC.

Court bars Senate from amending new electoral law

Justice Inyang Ekwo while ruling on an ex parte application by the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) on Monday held that the Electoral Act had become a valid law and could not be amended without following due process.
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