Supreme Court strikes out suit challenging Buhari’s re-election
A five-member Supreme Court panel, led by Mary Odili, struck out the appeal.
A five-member Supreme Court panel, led by Mary Odili, struck out the appeal.
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The PDP brought 62 witnesses in all before closing its case at the tribunal. Mr Buhari put forward seven witnesses.
Mr Maku is challenging the ruling of the appeal court that threw out his case.
Mr Buhari was represented by a government lawyer for an election-related matter.
The appellants had accused President Buhari of lying on oath.
Two APC candidates contested for the seat.
The PDP, which is challenging President Buhari's reelection, made the request on Tuesday through its lawyer,
Mary Odili, in a lead judgment, held that the case was statute-barred.
Apparently dissatisfied, the APC is bent on returning to the Supreme Court a third time.
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