Court of Appeal directs halt of proceedings regarding INEC's order to deregister political parties in Nigeria.
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Updated Jun 22
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What happened
Court of Appeal directs halt of proceedings regarding INEC's order to deregister political parties in Nigeria.
Who's involved
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Part of
The Independent National Electoral Commission is conducting elections in Nigeria, involving the All Progressives Congress.Also in this story
- INEC monitored the APC primary election, with counsel Boma Alabi advising the commission while the Federal High Court sat in Abuja regarding the outcome for candidate Abdulkadir Hassan.
- Security architecture was adjusted by the Nigerian Army following ongoing attacks.
- The APC chapter in Gombe State operates, confirming the Independent National Electoral Commission's role as the statutory body for elections in Nigeria.
- INEC signaled the start of election activities in Nigeria, involving the All Progressives Congress.
The entities involved
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Independent National Electoral Commission
election commission in Nigeria
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Nigeria
sovereign state in West Africa
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Court of Appeal
government organization in Chatuchak, Thailand
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- A tribunal ruled in favor of Nigeria in an arbitration case involving the International Chamber of Commerce.
- Internal disputes are threatening the viability of the Peoples Democratic Party in Nigeria.
- The Court of Appeal led a seven-member panel on September 27th, setting aside a previous voiding judgment and seeking review of electoral act provisions.