The Delta State governorship election petitions tribunal sitting in Asaba, the state capital, has withheld delivering its judgment because of a power outage.

Chairman of the three-man tribunal, Justice Sulaiman Belgore, after commencing proceedings, paused for a while using a white handkerchief to wipe his face and announced to the court that the court could not continue proceedings under the heat following a power outage.

"Please, we cannot continue like this under this heat and court shall rise and come back for the next ten minutes."

The governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress, (APC), Great Ogboru had in a petition marked EPT/DT/GOV/01/2019, challenged the reelection of Ifeanyi Okowa of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) who was declared the winner of the March 9, 2019 election by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

The tribunal had fixed its judgement for Friday, September 20, 2019.

SocialJustice:
Justice delayed not denied. Ogboru it is your time.

jimyjames:
The oil from niger Delta is being used in developing other regions while they themselves are empty handed people from the north, and west have oil wells all over niger Delta still some of them are fooled to believing in one Nigeria

Risingblue008:
All corners of Nigeria are confused, I keep asking myself dis question, "is Nigeria working*? really everywhere dabaru,no wonder men r escaping from dis shithole of a country, Bleep-off all our leaders who says dat d sons of men will Neva see d brighter part of our country Nigeria

lyriclekidd:
Useless country

solmusdesigns:



Alert don enter for the judges,

The delay tactics is to forestall early apeal till 180 days maximum time is exhuasted

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allthingsgood:


This is the mentality that has no basis in reality. Please which other region has been developed biko
And what do the ND governors use their 13% derivation to do no be to chop clean mouth ni