Tag: Supreme Court

"Faced with two conflicting judgements from the same court, the commission is not in a position to pick and choose ...

Mr Saraki said the last five years have been very challenging for him and his family.

Mr Alaibe had sought cancellation of the result of the primary election on grounds of procedural flaws.

The suits were brought by the Lagos and Ekiti State governments.

Mr Lawan said preserving Mr Kalu’s seat was "the right and just thing for the Senate to do."

“What is happening in APC, I don’t know, what is happening in Rivers State, I don’t know,”

The judge commended the EFCC for not opposing the application for the former governor's release, thereby saving the court's time ...

A Supreme Court on May 8 ordered the retrial of the former Abia State governor's case.

The Court Of Appeal Abuja Division in March set aside an FCT High Court judgment which ordered the removal of ...

Orji Kalu, a former Abia State governor, was released from prison on Friday after the Supreme Court ruling.

EFCC in a statement on Friday described the Supreme Court judgment setting Orji Kalu free as "quite unfortunate."

Mr Kalu says 'My case is a true Nigerian story with a bold MADE-IN-NIGERIA stamp on it'.

The court also quashed the conviction of Ude Udeogu, who was the director of finance and accounts at the Abia ...

The Nigerian politician would be released after the Supreme Court ordered a retrial of his multi-billion naira alleged fraud conviction.

Justice Nweze who backed the PDP in the Imo case, now supports the APC, while advancing the same argument.

The Supreme Court reaffirmed Mr Matawalle as governor of Zamfara State on Friday.

In its majority judgement read by Justice John Okoro, the apex court said it lacks jurisdiction to review its own ...

"The finality of the Supreme Court is sealed. The application is a gross abuse of court process, it is frivolous," ...

The court said the date for its judgment in the appeal will be communicated to the lawyers.

“Judges of our apex courts are now being subjected to physical abuse and attacks."

"This court has powers to overrule itself and can revisit any decision not in accordance with justice," he said.

A dissenting judge says, "the decision of the Supreme Court in the instant matter will continue to haunt our electoral ...

The panel would reconvene at 3:00 pm for its decision on the matter.

Wole Olanipekun said he did no wrong in asking the Supreme Court to review its own judgement.