- Federal High Court in Lokoja nullified NDC's party registration after ADA challenged its compliance with INEC rules.
- INEC registered the Nigeria Democratic Congress as a political party.
The registration of the Nigeria Democratic Congress as a political party is currently facing a challenge from the Independent National Electoral Commission.
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What happened
The registration of the Nigeria Democratic Congress as a political party is currently facing a challenge from the Independent National Electoral Commission.
Who's involved
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Part of
INEC registered the Nigeria Democratic Congress as a political party.Also in this story
- A court has issued an order requiring the Independent National Electoral Commission to cease accepting candidates from the National Democratic Congress.
- The Nigeria Democratic Congress is facing leadership challenges, including concerns over attempts to collapse party structure and denials regarding joint ticket talks.
The entities involved
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Independent National Electoral Commission
election commission in Nigeria
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