Appeal Court Confirms Tribunal Will Deliver Judgement On Peter Obi, Atiku’s Petitions Wednesday, Announces Live Broadcast Of Ruling

 

The Court of Appeal in Nigeria has officially confirmed that the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal will deliver judgment on petitions challenging Bola Tinubu’s election victory on Wednesday, September 6, 2023.

The court added that interested television stations will be allowed to transmit judgments live.  

the PEPT in Abuja had set September 6 as the date it would deliver judgment on petitions challenging the election of President Tinubu.

eral public that the judgement on the petitions filed by the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) and Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Partyhas been reserved and will be delivered on the same day as the judgement on the petition of Peter Obi of the Labour Party. This decision was made to ensure fairness and efficiency in the tribunal proceedings. The merging of the petitions allows for a comprehensive analysisof the issues raised by the different political parties and facilitates a more streamlined trial process.

By merging the petitions, the Tribunal can compare and contrast the arguments presented by each party, allowing for a comprehensive assessment of the claims made. This approach also helps to avoid duplication and unnecessary repetition of evidence and arguments.

The decision to deliver the judgments on the same day for the APM, PDP, and Labour Party petitions aims to ensure equal treatment and fairness. It eliminates any potential bias or preferential treatment towards one party over the others.

Furthermore, this approach promotes efficiency in the tribunal proceedings. Consolidating the judgments on the same day avoids unnecessary delays in the resolution of the petitions and prevents any party from gaining an unfair advantage through the timing of the verdicts.

The Court of Appeal is committed to upholding the principles of justice, fairness, and transparency throughout the election petition process. By merging the petitions and scheduling the judgments accordingly, the court aims to provide a timely and impartial resolution to the disputes raised by the political parties involved.

It is important for the general public to stay informed about the progress and outcomes of these petitions. The judgments will have significant implications for the political landscape of the country and may impact future elections and governance. Keeping track of the court rulings is essential for individuals interested in the political developments of Nigeria.

In conclusion, the merging of petitions by the Tribunal and the decision to deliver judgments on the same day for the APM, PDP, and Labour Party petitions demonstrate the court's commitment to fairness, efficiency, and transparency. This approach allows for a comprehensive analysis of the issues raised and ensures equal treatment for all parties involved. The general public should pay attention to the outcomes as they will have important implications for Nigeria's political future.