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APC petition challenging Obi’s LP membership incompetent – PEPT

APC petition challenging Obi’s LP membership incompetent – PEPT

The Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal, PEPT has declared APC’s petition challenging Peter Obi’s membership of the LP as incompetent.

Justice Abba says membership in a political party is an internal affair.

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The Tribunal also touched on the issue of non-joinder of Atiku Abubakar who came second and wondered how Obi & LP’s petition could be effectively determined without joining the candidate who placed second in the polls

Nigerians from all walks of life are waiting eagerly to witness the televised live proceedings from the Tribunal venue at the Court of Appeal in Abuja, the nation’s capital.

APC petition challenging Obi’s LP membership incompetent – PEPT

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