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BREAKING: Trouble For AGF Abubakar #Malami As Appeal Court Sets Aside Judgment Voiding Section 84(12) Of Electoral Act 2022

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May 11, 2022
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BREAKING: Trouble For AGF Abubakar #Malami As Appeal Court Sets Aside Judgment Voiding Section 84(12) Of Electoral Act 2022

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BREAKING: Trouble For AGF Abubakar #Malami As Appeal Court Sets Aside Judgment Voiding Section 84(12) Of Electoral Act 2022—The Genius Media Nigeria reports that The Court of Appeal has set aside the judgment of the Federal High Court in Umuahia which which granted the Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, the permission to delete Section 84(12) from the Electoral Act 2022.

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In a judgment on Wednesday in Abuja, a three-member panel of the court headed by Justice Hamma Akawu Barka held that the Federal High Court Umuahia had no jurisdiction to have entertained the case because the plaintiff, Nduka Edede, lacked the locus standi to have filed the suit in the first place.

The appellate court added that Edede did not establish any cause of action to have warranted his approaching the court on the issue because he did not establish that he was directly affected by the provision.

The Court of Appeal struck out the suit marked: FHC/UM/CS/26/2022 which Edede filed before the Umuahia court.

While determining the appeal on the merit, the appellate court however held that the provision is unconstitutional because it violates Section 42 (1)(a) of the Constitution and denied a class of Nigerian citizens their right to participate in election.

The judgment was on the appeal marked: CA/OW/87/2022 filed by the PDP.

 

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