November 20, 2017
ANAMBRA CENTRAL: Victor Umeh Wins At Appeal Court
Breaking News:
Live from Appeal Court Abuja
Chief Victor Umeh wins.
…election to be conducted in the next 90 days.

Appeal Court orders INEC to conduct Anambra Central Senatorial election without PDP.

The Appeal Court which sat by 2pm, this afternoon delivered the judgement in an appeal filed by the INEC and joined by Chief Victor Umeh against the judgement of Justice Chikere of the Federal High Court, Abuja which ordered INEC to include PDP in the postponed March 5, 2016 scheduled rerun election.

Delivering judgement, Appeal Court said that the trial court erred by ordering INEC to include PDP.

According to AIF Media reporter at the court, the appellate court ruled that since the PDP primaries that brought Iyom Ekwunife for the March 28, 2015 Anambra Central Senatorial was nullified by the Appeal Tribunal, Enugu on December 5, 2015 that PDP has lost the right to either conduct a fresh primaries or substitute their candidate.

The Appeal Court went further to bar INEC from including PDP in the ballot and ordered for the rerun election into the Anambra Central Senatorial election to be conducted in the next 90 days.

DETAILS: http://www.headng.com/2017/11/anambra-central-victor-umeh-wins-at-appeal-court/

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Lalasticlala, Mynd44, OAM4J

Ok..

Victor Umeh wins...Up APGA

Will Buhari attend the APC rally ? Yes or No

"....the appellate court ruled that since the PDP primaries that brought Iyom Ekwunife for the March 28, 2015 Anambra Central Senatorial was nullified by the Appeal Tribunal, Enugu on December 5, 2015 that PDP has lost the right to either conduct a fresh primaries or substitute their candidate."

- amazing decision

Is Iyom Ekunife different from Mrs Ekunife?

They will still appeal to the supreme court, Victor may not smell the senate till 2019...

NgeneUkwenu:
They will still appeal to the supreme court, Victor may not smell the senate till 2019...

Which kind Supreme Court? Na Supreme Ice Cream

Even if the so called ruling comes in 2019, Chief Victor Umeh would be paid all entitlements....

ChangetheChange:


They will appeal the judgement at the supreme court

The matter will last till 2019

Legislation petitions ends at the apeal court

All this illitracy Igbos commenting here, this matter ends in Appeal court.

It cant be hears by the supreme court under the electoral Art as amended.

Antipob777:
All this illitracy Igbos commenting here, this matter ends in Appeal court.

It cant be hears by the supreme court under the electoral Art as amended.

With all these blunders u dare accuse someone of illiteracy? (Note the spelling...)

Keneking:


Which kind Supreme Court? Na Supreme Ice Cream

Even if the so called ruling comes in 2019, Chief Victor Umeh would be paid all entitlements....

No be only paid all entitlements. The judgement would be passed for election to be conducted and not for Victor Umeh to be declared a winner.

Ngige can contest again under APC.

Antipob777:
All this illitracy Igbos commenting here, this matter ends in Appeal court.

It cant be hears by the supreme court under the electoral Art as amended.

Is is not a post election matter ode.

nwabobo:


No be only paid all entitlements. The judgement would be passed for election to be conducted and not for Victor Umeh to be declared a winner.

Ngige can contest again under APC.

Ngige is now serial loser...taking after his Boss Muhammadu Buhari.

mrvitalis:


Legislation petitions ends at the apeal court

This is pre election matter, it is not electoral petition. The last jurisdiction is at the Supreme court.

nwabobo:


No be only paid all entitlements. The judgement would be passed for election to be conducted and not for Victor Umeh to be declared a winner.

Ngige can contest again under APC.

apc cant contest d said election. NGIGE knowin he ll loose and didnt want to lose d ministerial position was too scared to contest

he withdrew from d election

https://www.nairaland.com/3686562/court-bars-apc-fielding-candidate


election is just mere formality for APGA

Ejanla07:


apc cant contest d said election. NGIGE knowin he ll loose and didnt want to lose d ministerial position was too scared to contest

He may have changed his mind.

Ejanla07:


apc cant contest d said election. NGIGE knowin he ll loose and didnt want to lose d ministerial position was too scared to contest

he withdrew from d election

https://www.nairaland.com/3686562/court-bars-apc-fielding-candidate

The judgement was against substituting Ngige's name with someone else.

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nwabobo:

He may have changed his mind.

the time for that elapsed

[b][/b]However, delivering judgment on the matter on Tuesday in Abuja, Justice Chikere held that the time for political parties to nominate candidates for elective position in respect of the 2015 elections had elapsed.
The judge held: “The time for the nomination, withdrawal or substitution of candidates for the court-ordered election in Anambra Central senatorial district has elapsed.
“As decided by the Court of Appeal in the case of Labour Party against INEC, there is no room for fresh candidates in a court-ordered election.”
Consequently,