2027: Reps ask INEC to disqualify candidates not in submitted party registers
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The lawmakers said diligent enforcement of the provision of the Electoral Act following the Supreme Court judgement would help prevent disputes and reduce the volume of litigation that could arise from alleged irregularities or non-compliance with Sections 77(4) to 77(6) of the Act.
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The lawmakers said diligent enforcement of the provision of the Electoral Act following the Supreme Court judgement would help prevent disputes and reduce the volume of litigation that could arise from alleged irregularities or non-compliance with Sections 77(4) to 77(6) of the Act.
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- 2027: Reps urge INEC to disqualify candidates not in submitted party registers (opens Vanguard in a new tab)
He said that pending legal proceedings concerning the interpretation, constitutionality and enforceability of the sections was over by the virtue of the Supreme Court’s judgment.
- 2027: Reps C’ttee urges INEC to disqualify candidates affected by S’Court ruling (opens Punch in a new tab)
The House of Reps Committee on Electoral Matters has urged INEC to disqualify 2027 election candidates whose names are not on their party membership regist Read More: https://punchng.com/2027-reps-cttee-urges-inec-to-disqualify-candidates-affected-by-scourt-ruling/
- 2027: Reps ask INEC to disqualify candidates not in submitted party registers (opens Premium Times in a new tab)
The lawmakers said diligent enforcement of the provision of the Electoral Act following the Supreme Court judgement would help prevent disputes and reduce the volume of litigation that could arise from alleged irregularities or non-compliance with Sections 77(4) to 77(6) of the Act.
