Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday prayed the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal to dismiss petition filed by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its Presidential Candidate, Atiku Abubakar against his Feb. 23 re-election.

Buhari made the prayer through his Counsel, Chief Wole Olanipekun, SAN, in a motion adopted and argued on Tuesday before Justice Mohammed Garba-led five-man panel in Abuja.
Olanipekun submitted that the petition was fundamentally defective, adding that his client won the presidential “square and clear’’.

He explained that the allegations advanced by the petitioners were mere theoretical assumptions that could not stand the test of critical legal debate.
News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the tribunal also entertained the president’s motion that sought to effect amendment on the identities and addresses of counsel representing him.
Another of Buhari’s application seeking to mandate the tribunal to entertain all interlocutory motions before the commencement of proper hearing of the main petition was also adopted and argued.

Similarly, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) asked the tribunal to dismiss the petition brought by PDP and Atiku against a “flawless’’ election that won by Buhari.

Mr Yunus Usman, SAN, Counsel for INEC said that the electoral commission would standby the declaration of the second respondent (Buhari) as winner of the Fbe.23 presidential election.

Usman said the petition challenging the outcome of the exercise was “misguided’’, adding that the allegations of fraud made against the electoral body was “mischievous’’.
NAN reports that INEC’s application is challenging the jurisdiction and competence of the tribunal to entertain the petition.

Usman further urged the tribunal to dismiss the petition as the petitioners failed to include the vice president, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, as a co-winner in the election.



“ The failure of the PDP and Atiku to include Osinbajo’s name as party should not be overlooked because whatever affects the president affects his running mate,’’ Usman said.
NAN also reports that three other interlocutory motions filed by the All Progressive Congress were argued and dispensed with.

Chief Lateef Fagbemi, SAN, Counsel for the APC had urged the tribunal to strike out 18 paragraphs of the petition with frivolous assumptions among other prayers.

He submitted that the competence of the petition was questionable, adding that it would soon become a mere “lame duck’’.

Meanwhile, Dr Levi Uzoukwu, SAN, Counsel for the petitioners prayed the tribunal to discountenance all the arguments canvassed by the respondents, describing INEC’s position in the matter as “unusual”.
The presiding judge, therefore, fixed June 13 for the petitioners’ motions to be heard.



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Atiku should stop distracting our president let him deliver his election promises to Nigerians.

'He explained that the allegations advanced by the petitioners were mere theoretical assumptions that could not stand the test of critical legal debate'

So what is the purpose of the tribunal if not to entertain all evidence and critically assess them based on their veracity and merit...?

We can never ever forget this sweet victory on Febuhari 23rd 2019......

Oh what a sweet day!!!





The true position of things is the 4th image below...
We know what our daddy truly stands for!

Oh! am FTC (fifth to comment) so how will i collect my pay?

Lol..I haven't seen those two wailing Zombies Pachukwudi44 and Johnnyessence wail today.. Hope all is well oo.
I don't know why they always lose.

The world is looking

This atiku take style ugly oo but money deducted sha

atiku should not waste his time

let the court decide and pass an unbiased judgement , this is not only for atiku sake but for the sake of democracy in this nation , if a good judgement is given then it will give the nation democracy more power, stability and credibility .

BuhariAdvocate:
Atiku should stop distracting our president let him deliver his election promises to Nigerians.

Ele mgbe aga acha ikpe a?

BuhariAdvocate:
Atiku should stop distracting our president let him deliver his election promises to Nigerians.

Shut it!

BuhariAdvocate:
Atiku should stop distracting our president let him deliver his election promises to Nigerians.

stfu nd wait for your 30k salary let peoppe who hve something to do with their lives pursue their goals.

inec and APC in tag team against atiku...

is this all they could say?..
upon all the allegations leveled against them?


never will I cry for this country.

BuhariAdvocate:
Atiku should stop distracting our president let him deliver his election promises to Nigerians.

Thus far your sense can carry you

Its hard for a court to remove a sitting President

hh

bellachibaby:
Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday prayed the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal to dismiss petition filed by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its Presidential Candidate, Atiku Abubakar against his Feb. 23 re-election.

Buhari made the prayer through his Counsel, Chief Wole Olanipekun, SAN, in a motion adopted and argued on Tuesday before Justice Mohammed Garba-led five-man panel in Abuja.
Olanipekun submitted that the petition was fundamentally defective, adding that his client won the presidential “square and clear’’.

He explained that the allegations advanced by the petitioners were mere theoretical assumptions that could not stand the test of critical legal debate.
News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the tribunal also entertained the president’s motion that sought to effect amendment on the identities and addresses of counsel representing him.
Another of Buhari’s application seeking to mandate the tribunal to entertain all interlocutory motions before the commencement of proper hearing of the main petition was also adopted and argued.

Similarly, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) asked the tribunal to dismiss the petition brought by PDP and Atiku against a “flawless’’ election that won by Buhari.

Mr Yunus Usman, SAN, Counsel for INEC said that the electoral commission would standby the declaration of the second respondent (Buhari) as winner of the Fbe.23 presidential election.

Usman said the petition challenging the outcome of the exercise was “misguided’’, adding that the allegations of fraud made against the electoral body was “mischievous’’.
NAN reports that INEC’s application is challenging the jurisdiction and competence of the tribunal to entertain the petition.

Usman further urged the tribunal to dismiss the petition as the petitioners failed to include the vice president, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, as a co-winner in the election.



“ The failure of the PDP and Atiku to include Osinbajo’s name as party should not be overlooked because whatever affects the president affects his running mate,’’ Usman said.
NAN also reports that three other interlocutory motions filed by the All Progressive Congress were argued and dispensed with.

Chief Lateef Fagbemi, SAN, Counsel for the APC had urged the tribunal to strike out 18 paragraphs of the petition with frivolous assumptions among other prayers.

He submitted that the competence of the petition was questionable, adding that it would soon become a mere “lame duck’’.

Meanwhile, Dr Levi Uzoukwu, SAN, Counsel for the petitioners prayed the tribunal to discountenance all the arguments canvassed by the respondents, describing INEC’s position in the matter as “unusual”.
The presiding judge, therefore, fixed June 13 for the petitioners’ motions to be heard.



See more here https://thickmatch.com/atiku-vs-buhari-happened-court-tuesday/

More of INEC vs Atiku than Buhari

We are waiting for the next part of it.....

This issue na season film pp I beg next


Oya check my Signature

onatisi:
let the court decide and pass an unbiased judgement , this is not only for atiku sake but for the sake of democracy in this nation , if a good judgement is given then it will give the nation democracy more power, stability and credibility .

Thank you..

Believe it or not, Nigeria has no legal system.

Useless country

We are highly in the mode of celebration dont disturb us with a dead tribunal case

Nigeria is not a useless country

To describe such an election "flawless" by INEC is to further portray and reinforce the degree of inconclusiveness and malpractices of INEC's electoral activities.

BuhariAdvocate:
Atiku should stop distracting our president let him deliver his election promises to Nigerians.

This is the beauty of democracy, if Buhari win in court, it will strengthen his legitimacy, and if he loss, it will strengthen our democracy!!!