Breaking: Appeal Court Dismisses Ighodalo’s Petition on Edo Governorship Election

By Charles Maduka

The Court of Appeal in Abuja has dismissed the petition filed by Asue Ighodalo, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate in the recent Edo State governorship election.

A three-member panel of justices ruled against Ighodalo’s appeal, which challenged the declaration of Monday Okpebholo as the winner of the election.

While the court did not immediately release the full details of the judgment, the decision effectively upholds Okpebholo’s victory.

Ighodalo had sought to overturn the result of the election, citing alleged irregularities. However, the appellate court found no merit in his arguments.

More details on the ruling are expected to be released soon.

See also  Details Of PDP Leaders Meeting With Saraki Emerge

Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

OAU students decry spike in off-campus robberies, demand swift action

Examination Hall Collapses on WASSCE Candidates During Downpour in Taraba

Breaking: Appeal Court Dismisses Ighodalo’s Petition on Edo Governorship Election

Nigeria Re-elected into CMI Executive Council

Senate Approves N124.2bn Police Trust Fund Budget

Tinubu Marks Second Anniversary, Highlights Progress in Economic Reforms

OAU students decry spike in off-campus robberies, demand swift action

Examination Hall Collapses on WASSCE Candidates During Downpour in Taraba

Nigeria Re-elected into CMI Executive Council

Senate Approves N124.2bn Police Trust Fund Budget