BAD for APC... Atiku has come out to say... The judgment

BAD for APC... Atiku has come out to say... The judgment of the Supreme Court on Friday is not a “setback to his quest for justice”.

The court, therefore, dismissed the case for lack of merit, noting that a political party cannot challenge the internal action of another party.

But a five-member panel of the apex court on Friday held that the PDP is not a member of the APC and therefore lacked the locus standi to institute the suit.

 

Justice Adamu Jauro who read the judgement described the PDP’s action as meddlesome in the internal affair of the APC, which it is not part of.

 

The apex court also awarded a sum of two million naira (N2 million) against the PDP.

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Supreme Court dismissed the suite seeking to stop Shettima’s

 

The Supreme Court Abuja has dismissed the suite seeking to dismissed Shettima’s double nomination... that the PDP has know write to jump into the affair of APC nominating Shettimas has the Vic president elect 

The Court of Appeal, Abuja, dismissed an appeal by Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, seeking the disqualifications of deputy, Kashim Shettima, in the February 25 el

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Court push out Lawan affirms Machina as APC’s Yobe North senatorial candidate

  Lawan: Court push out Lawan affirms Machina as APC’s Yobe North senatorial candidate

September 28, 2022

Court push out Lawan affirms Machina as APC’s Yobe North senatorial candidate

The Federal High Court sitting in Damaturu, Yobe State Capital has declared Bashir Sheriff Machina as the All Progressives Congress, APC’s authentic senatorial candidate for Yobe North in the coming 2023 National Assembly elections and directed INEC to accept and publish his name accordingly.

The declaration was made by the presiding judge, Justice Fadima Aminu. 

Recall that the senate president, Ahmed Lawan who aspired for the APC presidential primary and lost, has been parading himself as the senatorial candidate of the Zone which led to the Court case.

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MORE SHOCKING: APC Shifts Campaign to Further notice After SaharaReporters’ Tell Story On Tinubu’s Trip To London to seek medical attention.

MORE SHOCKING: APC Shifts Campaign to Further notice After SaharaReporters’ Tell Story On Tinubu’s Trip To London to seek medical attention.

The All Progressives Congress, APC, Presidential Campaign Council announced on Tuesday that the start of its campaigns, scheduled to begin on Wednesday, has been postponed.

The Tinubu/Shettima Presidential Campaign Council's Director-General and the governor of Plateau State, Simon Lalong, made the announcement.

According to the statement, the campaign council gave a face-saving excuse that the decision to broaden the campaign council list to include more stakeholders was what prompted the change in the timeline.

The governor noted that a new date for the kick-off would be announced soon.

SaharaReporters, however, gathered and reported on Monday that the campaign might not kick off due to Tinubu’s failing health and his departure from Nigeria at midnight on Saturday for London to seek medical attention.

The former Lagos governor was expected to see his doctors at a Central London Clinic on Monday.

“Our principal, Tinubu is sick and tired. He is expected to see his doctors in London today at a Central London Clinic,” a source had told SaharaReporters.

Meanwhile, the campaign council’s statement on Tuesday, read, “Recall that we had earlier earmarked a peace walk and prayers for Wednesday, September 28, 2022, to officially kick-off our campaigns for the 2023 Presidential Elections.

“We had also announced that the members of the Campaign Council report at the Campaign Headquarters on that day to collect their letters of appointments.

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Senator Ifeanyi Ubah's convoy attacked at Enugu-Ukwu.

 

Breaking News!

Senator Ifeanyi Ubah's convoy attacked at Enugu-Ukwu. 

He was ambushed by heavily armed assassins who opened fire on his convoy.

Some of his aides were killed including some police officers.

The senator managed to escape as his car was riddled with bullets.

A source in the National Assembly also confirmed the incident, saying, "He (Ubah) truly only escaped because of the bulletproof car. 

"They killed his aides and police escort but number of casualties is still unknown. The gunmen were many and were shooting from both sides of the car."

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Tochukwu Ikenga confirmed the incident, but could also not confirm the number of casualties.

He said the state police commissioner, CP Echeng Echeng had led operatives to the scene. 

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APC senatorial Candidate

 Lawan overcomes ‘Machina hurdle’ to make APC list of senatorial candidate.

Senatorial ticket: Aspirant kicks as APC submits Lawan’s name

FULL LIST: Lawan, Umahi, Akpabio, Oshiomhole… APC’s 2023 senatorial candidates

Abia central: Emeka Atuma

Abia north: Orji Uzor Kalu

Abia south: Blessing Nwagba

Adamawa central: Abdulaziz Nyako

Adamawa north: Elisha Ishaku

Adamawa south: Adamu Ismaila

Akwa Ibom north-east: Emaeyak Ukpong

Akwa Ibom north-west: Godswill Akpabio

Akwa Ibom south: Martins Udo-Inyang

Anambra central: Okelekwe Boniface

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Anambra north: Ify Anaozuonwu

Anambra south: Chukwuma Umeorji

Bauchi central: Uba Umar

Bauchi north: Sirajo Tanko Moh’d

Bauchi south: Shehu Umar

Bayelsa central: Timipa Orunimighe

Bayelsa east: Degi Eremienyo

Bayelsa west: Wilson Dauyegha

Benue north-east: Emmanuel Udende

Benue north-west: Titus Zam

Benue south: Daniel Onjeh

Borno central: Kashim Shettima

Borno north: Mohammad Mynguno

Borno south: Mohammed Ali Ndume

Cross River central: Eteng Williams

Cross River north: Martin Orim

Cross River south: Asuquo Ekpenyong

Delta central: Ede Dafinone

Delta north: Peter Nwaoboshi

Delta south: Joel Onowakpo Thomas

Ebonyi central: Emeka Eze

Ebonyi north: Onyeka Peter

Ebonyi south: David Umahi

Edo central: Monday Okpebholo

Edo north: Adams Oshiomhole

Edo south: Valentine Asuen

Ekiti central: Michael Bamidele

Ekiti north: Cyril Oluwole Fasuyi

Ekiti south: Adaramodu Adeyemi

Enugu east: Adaku Aguocha

Enugu north: Simon Eze

Enugu west: Oby Nwofor

Gombe central: Danjuma Goje

Gombe north: Saidu Alkali

Gombe south: Joshua Lidani

Imo east: Prince Alex Mbata

Imo north: Patrick Ndubueze

Imo west: Osita Izunaso

Jigawa north-east: Ahmed Abdulhamid

Jigawa north-west: Babangida Hussaini

Jigawa south-west: Tijjani Kiyawa

Kaduna central: Muhammad Abdullahi

Kaduna north: Suleiman Kwari

Kaduna south: Bulus Audu

Kano central: Abdulsalam Zaura

Kano north: Barau Jibrin

Kaduna south: Kabiru Gaya

Katsina central: Abdulaziz Yara’dua

Katsina north: Nasiru Daura

Katsina south: Muktar Dandutse

Kebbi central: Atiku Bagudu

Kebbi north: Hussaini Kangiwa

Kebbi south: Bala Na‘Allah

Kogi central: Ohere Abubakar

Kogi east: Isah Jibrin

Kogi west: Karimi Sunday Steve

Kwara central: Saliu Mustapha

Kwara north: Sadiq Umar

Kwara south: Lola Ashiru

Lagos central: Eshilokun Sanni

Lagos east: Mukhail Abiru

Lagos west: Idiat Adebule

Nasarawa north: Danladi Halilu

Nasarawa south: Umaru Al-Makura

Nasarawa west: Shehu Tukur

Niger east: Mohammad Musa

Niger north: Abubakar Sani Bello

Niger south: Bima Enasi

Ogun central: Shuaib Salisu

Ogun east: Olugbenga Daniel

Ogun west: Olamilekan Adeola

Ondo central: Adeniyi Adegbonire

Ondo north: Ipinsagba Olajide

Ondo south: Jimoh Ibrahim

Osun central: Ajibola Basiru

Osun east: Israel Famurewa

Osun west: Amidu Raheem

Oyo central: Yunus Akintunde

Oyo north: Fatai Buhari

Oyo south: Sarafa Ali

Plateau central: Diiket Plang

Plateau north: Christopher Giwa

Plateau south: Simon Lalong

Rivers east: Ndubuisi Nwankwo

Rivers south-east: Oji Ngofa

Rivers west: Asita Honourable

Sokoto east: Ibrahim Lamido

Sokoto north: Aliyu Wamako

Sokoto south: Ibrahim Abdullahi

Taraba central: Marafa Abba

Taraba north: Sani Abubakar

Taraba south: Danjuma Shiddi

Yobe east: Ibrahim Gaidam

Yobe north: Ahmed Lawan

Yobe south: Mohammed Bomai

Zamfara central: Kabiru Marafa

Zamfara north: Sahabi Ya’u

Zamfara west: Abdulaziz Yari

FCT: Zakari Angulu

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