The much anticipated hearing of the appeals in relation to the disputed governorship elections in about seven states by the Supreme Court has ended abruptly.

The Supreme Court was to hear appeals in respect of Kano, Imo, Bauchi, Benue, Plateau, Sokoto and Adamawa states.

The day’s proceedings commenced, with the calling of the appeal in respect of the Kano dispute, in respect of which lawyers to parties – Abbah Yusuf and Adegboyega Awomolo (SAN) their briefs and prayed the court to allow the appeal.

Shortly after, the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Ibrahim Muhammad, who led the court’s seven-man panel announced that one of the panel members was feeling unwell.

The CJN subsequently told a packed court that the panel would rise briefly to return later.

About one hour later, instead of the panel returning, an official of the court announced to a disappointed audience that proceedings has been rescheduled for the next day, to enable the court address the problem of the ailing judicial officer.
https://thenationonlineng.net/breaking-supreme-court-halts-proceedings-in-govship-election-disputes-over-judges-ill-health/

Another version says the CJN left the SC because of the drowsiness of the supporters of the parties with interest on the cases.

Now, The Nation is mentioning the case of a ailing SC member.Gandollar and Sokoto State case are peculiar.A phone call must have come in.The abracadabra have started.

I see.

Well, tomorrow is here already.