Reactions as Court Admits Rivers, Kogi Results Tendered By Labour Party and Peter Obi
On Friday, Obi's lead attorney told the Abuja-based court that he had a schedule of further evidence that they wanted to present to the court. The attorney went on to produce certified true copies of the INEC election results from six local government areas (LGAs) in Rivers State as evidence, along with election results from Kogi and Rivers states.
Obi Presents Certified Election Results from Six States, Asserts Victory in Presidential Election.
Photo showing Mr. peter obi, the former governor of Anambra State, Nigeria. In order to prove his victory in the presidential election held on February 25, Labour Party candidate Mr. Peter Obi produced certified copies of the results from six federation-wide states on Thursday. According to PUNCH NEWS, The results, which came from 115 Local Government Areas (LGAs), were presented by Obi as evidence before the Abuja-based Presidential Election Petition Court (PEPC).
Court Admits Results For Seven States Tendered By Labour Party,- Obi
On Friday, Obi's lead attorney told the Abuja-based court that he had a schedule of further evidence that they wanted to present to the court. The attorney followed by providing certified authentic copies of the INEC election results from six local government areas (LGAs) in the state of Rivers and the state of Kogi.
Court Admits Results For Seven States Tendered By Labour Party, Obi
Channels Television reports that in order to bolster its argument against President Bola Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC), the Labour Party and its presidential candidate, Peter Obi, submitted some election results to the court. On Friday, Obi's lead attorney told the Abuja-based court that he had a schedule of further evidence that they wanted to present to the court.
An Unknown Lawyer, Purporting To Represent Labour Party Was Disgraced Out Of The Court -Ken Okonkwo
The Abuja-based Presidential Election Petition Tribunal resumed its hearing today on the petition filed by Labour Party candidate Mr. Peter Obi challenging the victory of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the February 25th presidential poll. The hearing has been ongoing for several days, and it appears that things took a new turn today when a lawyer purportedly representing the Labour Party was shown the way out of the tribunal.
Today's Headlines: Court Reserves Judgment Against Tinubu, Obi Demands 7Weeks To Present 50Witnesses
Court Reserves Judgment Against Tinubu A three-member panel of the Court of Appeal in Abuja, led by Justice Jamil Tukur, has reserved judgment in an appeal filed by an Abuja-based lawyer, Ambrose Owuru, seeking to among others stop the May 29 handover to Bola Tinubu. The appeal, marked: CA/ABJ/CS/259/2023 was heard on Friday.
Breaking: Tinubu, And APC Oppose The Move To Consolidate Atiku, And Obi Petitions
According to VanguardNews, President-elect Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) on Monday rejected the move to consolidate the three separate petitions aimed at overturning the result of the 2023 presidential election. Tinubu, through his legal team headed by Chief Akin Olujinmi, SAN, claimed that merging all the petitions would affect his ability to effectively defend any concerns brought against him by the petitioners.
Tribunal moves to merge petitions against Tinubu
Punch Newspapers reports that the Abuja-based Presidential Election Petition Court has announced preparations to combine the three different petitions that seek to overturn the results of the 2023 presidential election. The court claimed that it had the authority under Section 50 of the First Schedule of the Electoral Act to combine all the petitions and make a decision on them all at once.