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Justice Mary Ukaego Odili CFR not part of the panel.
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Justice Mary Ukaego Odili CFR not part of the Supreme court panel.
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the court is now in session. The Hon Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN) himself is presiding as head of the 7-man panel.
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photo session (2) at the supreme Court live today.
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photo session (1) at the supreme Court live today the 27th January 2016.
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Counsel to Wike, E.C Ukala, relying on recent judgments of the SC argued that the card reader without the presentation of voters register makes the evidence a nullity. He said that in the instance, the Rivers APC tendered voters register from only 11 LGAs. He therefore appealed that their appeal be allowed.
Responding, counsel to Dr. Dakuku Peterside, Chief Olujimi, urged their lordships to discountenanced their appeal and dismiss it. He further argued that the case of the APC was not based on only card reader. He alleged the issue of non compliance and other corrupt practices by electoral officers and their agents. He also refered the court to the in-house report of INEC condemning the election in its entirety, the evidences tendered by PW 40 and 49 who spoke life into the documents they tendered to straighten his argument. He finally urged the court to most humbly dismiss the appeal for lack of merit.
In supporting his argument, the counsel to APC, Yusuf Ali, debunked the authorities Ukala cited, he insisted that the authorities were misleading in its entirety. As he was a lead counsel in that suit.
Although parties brief of arguments has earlier been adopted. The court has stand down the matter to hear PDP v DAP
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