Jchi9876:
Where is that quack engineerboat and fake nairaland senatordave

CaptainMeks:


That guy has a few nuts loose in his head. Pay him no mind

Tospringe:

so, it hasn't been thrown out ?

fergie001:
In Summary,
The tribunal:

Dismissed INEC's claim that Livy Uzoukwu, Atiku's lead counsel is not a legal practitioner

Dismissed INEC's claim that Osinbajo should have been joined in the suit alongside Buhari.

Refused INEC's request to strike out some of the PDP's witnesses

Refused INEC's request to dismiss Atiku's prayer seeking Buhari's disqualification from the election

Struck out the PDP's argument that Buhari and Osinbajo used government funds to induce voters

Dismissed Buhari's contention that Atiku was not qualified to file the petition challenging his election

Dismissed PDP's argument that security operatives rigged the election to favour Buhari

Dismissed Buhari's response challenging Atiku's motion on the alleged non use of card readers

Dismissed PDP's motion alleging abuse of court processes in APC's applications

CaptainMeks:
Ladies and Gentlemen it is over...PDP petition against Buharis educational qualification and certificate issue STRUCK OUT AGGRESSIVELY with full legal backing

CGMedia:
Lawyers have started arriving the Court of Appeal in Abuja, venue of the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal, as the tribunal set to deliver judgment today, Igbere TV reports.

Our correspondent at the venue observed that several journalists and supporters of both parties involved (APC and PDP), have equally gathered at the door of the court hall, waiting for staff to open it.

There is heavy security presence (comprising of army, police, NSCDC) at the court premises, even as security operatives are taking their time to screen people seeking access to the court.

The tribunal is expected to resume at 9am as they decide the fate of PDP and its candidate Atiku Abubakar and President Muhammadu Buhari of the APC over the February 23 presidential election.

Igbere TV recalls that INEC had declared Buhari and the APC as winner of the election, having polled a total of 15,191,847 votes to defeat his closest rival, Atiku, who it said polled a total of 11,262,978 votes.

The five-man panel of justices of the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal, is headed by Justice Mohammed Garba, as Chairman.

http://igberetvnews.com/977003/presidential-tribunal-lawyers-arrive-set-to-deliver-judgement/

CaptainMeks:
Ladies and Gentlemen it is over...PDP petition against Buharis educational qualification and certificate issue STRUCK OUT AGGRESSIVELY with full legal backing

senatordave1:

Its not yet over

fergie001:

WAS BUHARI QUALIFIED TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT?
Garba also says the 1999 constitution only requires a presidential candidate to be educated to the level of obtaining a school certificate.

Buhari says he completed primary education in 1952, secondary education in 1961. PDP says no proof was presented in court

Jchi9876:
Witness Galadima is not a credible witnesses

CaptainMeks:
Ladies and Gentlemen it is over...PDP petition against Buharis educational qualification and certificate issue STRUCK OUT AGGRESSIVELY with full legal backing

KingMEXX:
Calm down and let's follow everything as they are read out. They are still on Buhari's certificate issue. Right now, they are reading out the Army's statement when they said they weren't in possession of his cert

fergie001:
That girl they are showing now is beautiful

fergie001:
That girl they are showing now is beautiful

CGMedia:
Lawyers have started arriving the Court of Appeal in Abuja, venue of the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal, as the tribunal set to deliver judgment today, Igbere TV reports.

Our correspondent at the venue observed that several journalists and supporters of both parties involved (APC and PDP), have equally gathered at the door of the court hall, waiting for staff to open it.

There is heavy security presence (comprising of army, police, NSCDC) at the court premises, even as security operatives are taking their time to screen people seeking access to the court.

The tribunal is expected to resume at 9am as they decide the fate of PDP and its candidate Atiku Abubakar and President Muhammadu Buhari of the APC over the February 23 presidential election.

Igbere TV recalls that INEC had declared Buhari and the APC as winner of the election, having polled a total of 15,191,847 votes to defeat his closest rival, Atiku, who it said polled a total of 11,262,978 votes.

The five-man panel of justices of the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal, is headed by Justice Mohammed Garba, as Chairman.

http://igberetvnews.com/977003/presidential-tribunal-lawyers-arrive-set-to-deliver-judgement/

CaptainMeks:


Pay attention to what is being read. Its all going against Atiku

positivelord:



concentrate for the judgement whats ur problem

CaptainMeks:


You heard that too. Another star witness to Atiku dismissed

Kyase:
You see her?

KingMEXX:
Lol true. But it's funny how the court will assume he holds a certificate based off on statements by the school principal and the army.
I don't care who wins but I kinda feel the tribunal would have set up an inquiry panel to truly determine the authenticity. But anyway, that aside. We move on