The Supreme Court disqualified APC candidates and restored Electoral Act 2026 provisions, while Haruna warned about Zamfara precedents.
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What happened
The Supreme Court disqualified APC candidates and restored Electoral Act 2026 provisions, while Haruna warned about Zamfara precedents.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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supreme court
highest court in a jurisdiction
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PRP
Slovak company
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Mohammed Haruna
former Northern Regional Education Director
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Donald Duke
Nigerian politician
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