The court also ordered the All Progressives Congress , and the Independent National Electoral Commission to within five respond to all issues raised on the educational qualification of the president in the election.
Abubakar and Mr Temitayo Lasaki counsel for APC had urged the appellate court in their response to the motion to give them five days to enable them file their respondents’ brief of argument along with other processes so as to set the stage for hearing of the substantive appeal. The appellants in their appeal are asking the appellate court to reverse the judgment of Justice Ahmed Mohammed on the grounds that the processes filed by Buhari and used to strike out their suit were not competent.
They therefore urged the Court of Appeal to assume jurisdiction over the suit and grant all the reliefs sought at the Federal High Court but which were refused.
Nigerian legal jamboree. Please ladies and gentlemen put on your dancing shoes. No one is going to face the the music but dance to the rhythm.
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