An Abuja Federal High Court has fixed September 7 to hear a suit seeking to disqualify the All Progressives Congress, APC, presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu from participating in the 2023 elections.

Four APC chieftains had approached the court and sought Tinubu’s disqualification from the presidential election because he allegedly submitted false information to the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC.

In a 33-paragraph affidavit in support of the suit deposed to by one Ibiang Miko Ibiang, the plaintiffs said Tinubu lied in an affidavit presented to INEC in 1999 in which he claimed to have attended St Paul Aroloya Children Home School, Ibadan -1958-64, and Government College, Ibadan -1965-68.

Ruling on an ex-parte application, the judge, Ahmed Mohammed, granted an order for substituted service on Tinubu.

The plaintiffs’ counsel, Goddy Uche informed the court that substituted service has become necessary because all attempts to serve the presidential candidate proved abortive.

The court ordered that court processes should be served on the national secretariat of the APC and that such service shall be deemed as having been properly served on Tinubu.

He adjourned the case to September 7 for a hearing

SmellyNyash:


A thief and a criminal with no primary school certificate talk more of secondary certificate.

Ole!!
Disqualify the old fool sharp

pinkPUSSY:
I don't want him to be disqualified, I want him to be on a ballot paper so that urchings won't have an excuse to give like saying he would have won if he was allowed to contest that he's a jagaban..


I want him to face the last and final political defeat in his life come Feb 2023., after that nobody will advice to go and stay with his grandchildren and great grandchildren ...

Racoon:
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