- President Tinubu ensured a peaceful atmosphere during the election in Ekiti State.
- The All Progressives Congress is governing Ekiti State while the African Democratic Congress challenges its performance.
- The APC candidate receives support from the state government during the ongoing governorship poll in Ekiti State.
The appellate court panel, led by Adebukola Banjoko, affirmed Biodun Oyebanji's candidacy for Governor of Ekiti State and dismissed the appeal filed by an APC member.
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What happened
The appellate court panel, led by Adebukola Banjoko, affirmed Biodun Oyebanji's candidacy for Governor of Ekiti State and dismissed the appeal filed by an APC member.
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Court of Appeal affirmed Biodun Oyebanji's candidacy for Ekiti State governorship.1 source
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The entities involved
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Court of Appeal
government organization in Chatuchak, Thailand
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Biodun Oyebanji
Ekiti State Governor / Nigerian Politician
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All Progressives Congress
Nigerian political party
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- Goronyo visited Ekiti State to assess roads, prompting residents to appeal to President Tinubu regarding infrastructure issues.
- 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.