Legal Team of Peter Obi Faces Courtroom Drama as Judges Order Them to Regroup
Peter Obi's legal team faced a dramatic turn of events in court today when the judges abruptly instructed them to leave and get their affairs in order. The unexpected order stemmed from the petitioners' disorganized presentation of documents, which led the five-man panel of justices to conclude that Obi's lawyers had underestimated the complexity of the task at hand.
Tribunal: Drama In Court As Judges Order Peter Obi's Legal Team To Go Home And Prepare Well.
There was drama at the presidential election tribunal earlier today, when the judges ordered the Labour Party and Peter Obi's legal team to go home and get themselves prepared. According to report, the order was made due to the poor scheduling of documents being sought to be tendered by the petitioners.
Tribunal: Drama In Court As Judges Order Peter Obi's Legal Team To Go Home And Prepare Well.
Drama unfolded at the presidential election tribunal as the judges instructed the legal team representing the Labour Party and Peter Obi to go home and better prepare themselves. The decision was prompted by the poor organization of documents presented by the petitioners. The panel of justices criticized Obi's lawyers for underestimating the significance of the task at hand and advised them not to waste the court's time.
Tribunal: Judges Order Peter Obi's Legal Team To Go Home And Prepare Well.
Earlier today, there was drama in the presidential election tribunal, when the judges told the Labour Party and Peter Obi's legal team to go home and prepare. A delay in the petitioners' planned tender of papers is cited as the reason for the ruling. The five-man panel of justices noted that Obi's lawyers are underrating the enormity of the work at hand because the Labour Party's legal team appears disorganized.
Judges Order Peter Obi's Legal Team To Go Home And Prepare Well.
Dramatic events took place in the presidential election tribunal as the judges gave the Labour Party and Peter Obi's legal team the go-ahead to return home and strengthen themselves. The applicants' materials were presented in a disorganized manner, which led to the verdict. The judges reprimanded Obi's attorneys for misjudging the importance of the matter at hand and told them not to squander the court's time.
Tribunal: Judges Order Peter Obi's Legal Team To Go Home And Prepare Well
Dramatic events took place at the presidential election tribunal as the judges gave the Labour Party and Peter Obi's legal team the go-ahead to return home and improve themselves. The applicants' documents were presented in a disorganized manner, which led to the decision. The justices reprimanded Obi's attorneys for misjudging the importance of the matter at hand and told them not to waste the court's time.
Tribunal: Judges Order Peter Obi's Legal Team To Go Home And Prepare Well
Drama occurred at the presidential election tribunal earlier today when the judges told Peter Obi's legal team and the Labour Party to go home and prepare. According to the report, the petitioners' poor scheduling of the documents they wanted to submit led to the order being made.
Video: I Can't Wait To Dance Like This When God Restore Our Stolen Mandate - Kenneth Okonkwo
The Chieftain of the Labour Party, Kenneth Okonkwo has stated that he can't wait to dance to God when the alleged stolen mandate of the party's presidential candidate, Peter Obi is restored. Kenneth Okonkwo, who is one of the legal team of the Labour Party revealed this on his Twitter handle on Thursday, 18th of May 2023.
Court merges PDP, LP, APM’s petition fixes May 30 for hearing
The Presidential Election Petition Court has consolidated all the petitions filed by the three petitioners, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Labour Party (LP), and the Allied Peoples’ Movement (APM), and their presidential candidates. Vanguard report that, The court fixed May 30 for the commencement of trial in the three petitions during which the petitioners will be expected to call their first sets of witnesses.
The pre hearing petition filed by Labour party will begin today, Wednesday
The pre-hearing petition filed by Mr. Peter Obi, a candidate for president of the Labour Party, will begin today, Wednesday, in Abuja, the capital of Nigeria. Obi is contesting the Independent National Electoral Commission's (INEC) declaration that President-elect Ahmed Tinubu won the 2023 Presidential Election.
Reactions As Lamidi Apapa Returns To Court For The Presidential Election Petition Tribunal Hearing
The factional chairman of the Labour Party, Lamidi Apapa, has kept to his word of returning to the court for the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal hearing. It should be recalled that during the court session on Wednesday, there was an altercation in the courtroom between the two factions of the party over the sitting arrangement of the party officials in court, which led to Apapa being pushed out of court, and was booed by members of the party from the camp of Julius Abure.
Lamidi Apapa Booed At Presidential Tribunal
Channels Television reports that Lamidi Apapa, a factional leader of the Labour Party (LP), was mocked by party members in the camp of Julius Abure, the party's national chairman, as he appeared before the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal on Wednesday in Abuja. The event took place outside the Appeal Court, where the Tribunal met in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory of the country.
Presidential Tribunal Gives Peter Obi, Labour Party 3 Weeks To Present Petition Against Tinubu
The Abuja Court of Appeals Court of Presidential Petitions has given the Labor Party (LP) and its presidential candidate, Peter Obi, three weeks to submit their petitions. The consolidated petition he plans to file on May 30, 2023 This was announced by a five-member court panel chaired by Justice Harna Tsamani at a hearing resumed Tuesday morning.
Nobody Disputed The Verdict On Hilda's Cooking Because It Was Live Broadcast Why Not Proceeding-Sani
The former senator that represented the good people of Kaduna Central Senatorial Zone, Senator Shehu Sani, has kicked against the Presidential Election Tribunal's refusal for the live transmission of the tribunal proceedings. While speaking, Shehu Sani made it known that Nobody disputed the verdict on Hilda's cooking, all because it was transmitted live, thereby demanding to know the reason why the tribunal's proceedings will not be transmitted live, for the sake of transparency.
Court merges PDP, LP, APM’s petition fixes May 30 for hearing
All of the petitions submitted by the three petitioners, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Labour Party (LP), and the Allied Peoples' Movement (APM), as well as their presidential candidates, have been combined by the Presidential Election Petition Court.
Today's Headlines:Buhari Should Hand Over Power To Me–Obiageli;APC Should've Presented Osinbajo—Obi
Buhari Should Hand Over Power To Me– Ezekwesili Photo Credit:Daily Post Nigeria Former Minister of Education, Obiageli Ezekwesili has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to hand over power to her. Ezekwesili said her statement followed lamentations by Buhari’s supporters over his failure to secure the country, citizens and residents of Nigeria.
Peter Obi In Court As Presidential Tribunal Resumes.
Peter Obi, the Labour Party's (LP) candidate for president, has arrived in Abuja at the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal for the presumptive pre-hearing of his petition against Bola Tinubu, the president-elect. On Wednesday, Julius Abure, the LP National Chairman, also appeared in court.
Photo Of Apapa Being Led Out Of The Appeal Court In Abuja After a Disagreement Between LP Factions
In a report on Channels Television News, Lamidi Apapa, a factional Leader of the Labour Party was recently seen being led out of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal on Wednesday, 17th of May 2023, in Abuja. In some of the videos shared about the incident, some people believed to be members of the Labour Party loyal to its national leader, Julius Abure were seen taunting Apapa as he leaves the Tribunal.
Labour Party Factional Clash Erupts , Court adjourns Presidential Election Tribunal To May 19th
Tension escalated at the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal on Wednesday as officials from opposing factions of the Labour Party engaged in a heated confrontation. The incident unfolded when Lamidi Apapa, the factional chairman of the party, arrived at the court premises accompanied by his supporters. Apapa attempted to occupy seats reserved for Labour Party officials, sparking a shouting match between his camp and the faction led by the former national chairman, Julius Abure.
Labour Party Clash At Presidential Tribunals At Abuja
Tensions ran high today as two factions of the Labour Party engaged in a heated clash at the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal in Abuja. The incident unfolded when Lamida Apapa, the factional chairman of the party, arrived at the court premises accompanied by his supporters, and attempted to take a seat with Labour Party officials.