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25% votes: Supreme Court upholds Tribunal, says FCT treated as 37th state
The Supreme Court of Nigeria has upheld the decision of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal (PEPT), which ruled that Abuja/FCT should be treated as the 37th state in Nigeria for the purposes of calculating the two-thirds majority required for a presidential candidate to be declared the winner of an election. The verdict was delivered on
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Failure to collate results on iREV cannot nullify Tinubu’s election – Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has said the election of President Tinubu cannot be nullified because of failure of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to transmit electronic result electronically. In Thursday’s ruling, Justice Iyang Okoro agreed with the Tribunal court that iREV is not a collation centre. Justice Okoro stated that there is an elaborate arrangement
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Supreme Court dismisses Atiku’s application for alleged forgery evidence against Tinubu
The Supreme Court has dismissed the application of the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar, to introduce new evidence against President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Justice John Okoro of the Supreme Court dismissed the application on Thursday while delivering judgment in the appeal filed by Atiku and the presidential candidate of the
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LASTMA impounds over 100 vehicles for illegal parking on bridges
The Operatives of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) have impounded over 100 private/commercial vehicles for operating illegal parking/garages on bridges across the state.
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Terrorism: Troops arrest 2 ammunition suppliers, recover weapons, 16 motorcycles in Kaduna
The Troops of 1 Division of the Nigerian Army in Kaduna, have arrested two suspected suppliers of ammunition to terrorists and recovered weapons and 16 motorcycles in Kaduna. The Acting Deputy Director, Army Public Relations 1 Division, Lt.-Col. Musa Yahaya, confirmed the arrest in a statement on Wednesday in Kaduna. Yayaha said following credible intelligence,
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M-RITE, Jigawa gov’t partner to boost routine immunisation in LGAs
The MOMENTUM Routine Immunisation Transformation and Equity (M-RITE) project, in partnership with the Jigawa government, has concluded plans to carry out a study aimed at improving routine immunisation in the state. The Commissioner of Health, Dr Muhammad Kainuwa, stated this at a workshop on “Strengthening Routine Immunisation in Nigeria: Dissemination of Health Financing Report and
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Ex-Deputy Governors urges establishment of constitutional courts for speedy settlement of electoral cases
The Forum of Former Deputy Governors of Nigeria (FFDGN) has called for the establishment of a Constitutional Court to handle electoral litigations within three months before swearing in of those elected. The forum in a communique issued by Chief Chris A. Akomas, also demanded an amendment of the Constitution to provide clear roles for Deputy
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Governor Bago dangles N3.5 billion to 1000 youths to go back to farming
Governor Mohammed Bago has offered the sum of N3.5 billion incentive to 1,000 youths as part of measures aimed at boosting agricultural development in the State.
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DSS confirms release of former EFCC boss
The Department of State Services (DSS) has formally confirmed the release of the former Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mr Abdulrasheed Bawa.
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Court adjourns multi-billion naira debt dispute to December 11
Justice Yelim Bogoro of the Federal High Court, Lagos, has adjourned till December 11 to further hear a suit between Anchorage Leisures Ltd and two others and Ecobank Nigeria Ltd concerning a disputed multi-billion naira debt owed the bank. The suit, marked FHC/L/CS/352/2023 resumed on Wednesday after the last hearing in July, 2023. Bode Olanipekun
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