The Supreme court has fixed May 26 to hear a suit filed by President Muhammmadu Buhari and Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) Abubakar Malami, voiding the provisions of Section 84 (12) of the Electoral Act 2022.

Buhari and Malami filed a suit on April 29 before the apex court through a group of private lawyers, including Lateef Fagbemi (SAN), hired by the Office of the Attorney-General of the Federation.

In the suit, the National Assembly is listed as the sole defendant.

Section 84(12) has been a subject of serious political debate since Buhari signed the amended Act 2022 into law in February.

Shortly after signing it into law, Buhari had urged the parliament to delete the controversial clause, but the National Assembly declined the President’s request.

LandMann:
Dear Nigerians,

Don't make the mistake of campaigning for or voting for Tinubu or Osibanjo. The former is as old or even older than the disaster called Buhari and so will end up failing to fix Nigeria while the latter is a deceptive crook who as part and parcel of this current regime has aided in the destruction of the socioeconomic life of Nigerians.

Buhari will handle Security.
Osibanjo will handle the economy.

How far with the security?
How far with the economy?

onajo2000:
You can't vomit it after swallowing it.
You be mumu,
After signing it into law you now see the implications and want to change it.

NwaNimo1:
Strategic date.....?

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Parachoko:
People like you are one of the problem of this country.

You will never campaign for your candidate but going around talking down on people who want to contest.

Uchesis:

But he didn't lie. Or maybe because u are yoruba thats why u talk like this