The Supreme Court, on Friday named a five-man panel of judges to deliver judgement in the separate appeals by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its candidate in the Osun governorship election, Senator Ademola Adeleke, against the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

Igbere TV reports that Adeleke is challenging the victory of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and its candidate, Governor Gboyega Oyetola, in the 2018 Osun State governorship election.

Members of the panel are:-
(1) Hon Justice Olabode Rhodes Vivour (Chairman)
(2) Hon Justice Akhas
(3) Hon Hustice Paul Adam Galumje
(4) Hon Justice John Okoro
(5) Hon Justice Ahaugi

Also, the Supreme Court hearing between Senator Adeleke/PDP and Governor Oyetola/APC is now scheduled for 17th June, 2019.

Igbere TV recalls that the Appeal Court had earlier ruled in favour of Governor Oyetola, after he had appealed the first judgement of the Election Petitions Tribunal, which ruled in favour of Senator Adeleke.

Recall that INEC had declared Oyetola and the APC the winner of the Osun State governorship election on the basis of the cumulative results of the September 22, 2018 main election and the September 27, 2018 supplementary poll.

Earlier on May 30, the PDP had won an appeal of the April 2 judgement by Justice Othman Musa of the FCT High Court, Bwari, which voided Adeleke’s candidacy for the election on the grounds that he was not qualified, having not possessed valid secondary school certificate.

The court had also declared Adeleke ineligible to contest the election on the grounds that he forged his secondary school credentials submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in 2018.

But upturning the judgment on Thursday, May 30, Justice Emmanuel Agim of the Appeal Court held that the suit, having failed to be filed within 14 days after Adeleke’s Form C.F001 was submitted to INEC or 14 days after his name was published as a candidate in the September 2018 election, the suit filed before the FCT High Court, by virtue of section 285 of the constitution had become statute-barred.

Justice Agim also held that the failure of the FCT High Court to deliver its verdict within 60 days of the filing of the suit had rendered the lower court’s judgment a nullity.

The Court also held the affidavit evidence of the West African Examination Council and result ledger attached to it showed that Adeleke was not a dropout but actually sat the May 1981 examination of the body at Muslim Grammar School, Ede.

Justice Agim held that by virtue of section 177 of the constitution, by merely taking the examination and without passing any paper, Adeleke was qualified to contest the governorship election.

He, therefore, faulted the claim that Adeleke forged the West African Examination Council (WAEC) certificate he presented to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to secure clearance for the gubernatorial election.

http://igberetvnews.com/756300/osun-guber-supreme-court-names-five-man-panel-fixes-date-for-hearing/

Adeleke should win this

Justice.

Dear Governor Adeleke,

As you transform from a dancing senator to a dancing Governor on the 17th make sure you render to your people a worldclass governance because they stood by you in the time of persecution

yours sincerely,

Atikulator

Positive news coming soon... Another victory like zamfara

IgbereTV, I don't know why you have to list the names of the members of the panel. I don't think it's the right thing to do


May God bless the Supreme Court because majority of Justices there are noble, fair, upright and always on the side of justice and truth. I wish the dancing Senator goodluck



Atiku is coming!

Olorunoba agbewa nija ni ile ejo Supreme Court ni agbara Olorun oba .

PDP is winning this one. No doubt.

Oyetola is now hurriedly patching potholes on Osun State and fixing some roads in a bid to siphon some funds, knowing full well that his days are numbered in Bola Ige House.


Rejoice, o ye sons and daughters of Osun, Imole ma a de ni June 17, 2019.

Rhodes Vivour, Tinubu man? I doubt that Adeleke is coming o

richidinho:
Dear Governor Adeleke,

As you transform from a dancing senator to a dancing Governor on the 17th make sure you render to your people a worldclass governance because they stood by you in the time of persecution

yours sincerely,

Atikulator

Olodo u no read am. 17th is d day for judgement but for hearing

5oyad:
Rhodes Vivour, Tinubu man? I doubt that Adeleke is coming o

Well, I'm aware Bode Rhodes-Vivour is from Lagos but I think the Justices of the Supreme Court are most times on the side of justice. They know their judgement is a reference point both now and in the future. So I don't think being a Tinubu man as you said would change anything. They will be fair and deliver 'righteous' judgement

5oyad:
Rhodes Vivour, Tinubu man? I doubt that Adeleke is coming o

So anyone from Lagos is Tinubu's man? Are you aware Vivour's son was PDP senatorial candidate for Lagos West?

id911:


Well, I'm aware Bode Rhodes-Vivour is from Lagos but I think the Justices of the Supreme Court are most times on the side of justice. They know their judgement is a reference point both now and in the future. So I don't think being a Tinubu man as you said would change anything. They will be fair and deliver 'righteous' judgement

They will likely rule in favor of oyetola.the facts are in his favor.the mistake of peter obiora alone has given victory to oyetola

OfficialAPCNig:

So anyone from Lagos is Tinubu's man? Are you aware Vivour's son was PDP senatorial candidate for Lagos West?

The judgment will be four one in apc favor just like at the appeal

garfield1:

The judgment will be four one in apc favor just like at the appeal

so you are the one that will write the judgement Abi . No wonder you nominate clueless rogue mace snatcher Omo agege. You should be ashamed of yourself for saying this trash. Four one koor, three two niiii.

Johnnyessence:
so you are the one that will write the judgement Abi . No wonder you nominate clueless rogue mace snatcher Omo agege. You should be ashamed of yourself for saying this trash. Four one koor, three two niiii.

Ill remind you after the ruling

garfield1:

They will likely rule in favor of oyetola.the facts are in his favor.the mistake of peter obiora alone has given victory to oyetola

justice obiora only abstained from one sitting in the tribunal, and that doesn't hold any water . God knows countless numbers of times that justice keke re ekun didn't attend the sitting in the appeal court that decide on the Aregbese case in 2010, stop living in your deluded state of mind here. Supreme Court justices are very different with their different scrutiny to all the cases presented to them. We believe strongly that justice will be served in the supreme court.

garfield1:

Ill remind you after the ruling

reminder koor , remember niiii. Supreme Court ruling is highly different in this time around, they served judgement on cases presented to them and they have been observing this cases since the tribunal sittings since last year.

Johnnyessence:
justice obiora only abstained from one sitting in the tribunal, and that doesn't hold any water . God knows countless numbers of times that justice keke re ekun didn't attend the sitting in the appeal court that decide on the Aregbese case in 2010, stop living in your deluded state of mind here. Supreme Court justices are very different with their different scrutiny to all the cases presented to them. We believe strongly that justice will be served in the supreme court.

That aregbesola case of 2010 ended at the appeal and never got to supreme.ejimatic posted a thread about similar cases the supreme court ruled,you were ranting.the supreme court has never nullified any guber election

garfield1:

That aregbesola case of 2010 ended at the appeal and never got to supreme.ejimatic posted a thread about similar cases the supreme court ruled,you were ranting.the supreme court has never nullified any guber election

it's the supreme court judges that will rule on the cases pdp presented to them and not you that's Apc propagandist. Four one koor, three two niiii .Supreme court will decide on the outcome of the case .You can never predict for the supreme court justice.

garfield1:

That aregbesola case of 2010 ended at the appeal and never got to supreme.ejimatic posted a thread about similar cases the supreme court ruled,you were ranting.the supreme court has never nullified any guber election

. Thank you for your insightful comment...

garfield1:
The judgment will be four one in apc favor just like at the appeal

I am predicting 3-2 in favour of PDP.

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Abdulazeez99:
The Supreme Court, on Friday named a five-man panel of judges to deliver judgement in the separate appeals by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its candidate in the Osun governorship election, Senator Ademola Adeleke, against the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

Igbere TV reports that Adeleke is challenging the victory of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and its candidate, Governor Gboyega Oyetola, in the 2018 Osun State governorship election.

Members of the panel are:-
(1) Hon Justice Olabode Rhodes Vivour (Chairman)
(2) Hon Justice Akhas
(3) Hon Hustice Paul Adam Galumje
(4) Hon Justice John Okoro
(5) Hon Justice Ahaugi

Also, the Supreme Court hearing between Senator Adeleke/PDP and Governor Oyetola/APC is now scheduled for 17th June, 2019.

Igbere TV recalls that the Appeal Court had earlier ruled in favour of Governor Oyetola, after he had appealed the first judgement of the Election Petitions Tribunal, which ruled in favour of Senator Adeleke.

Recall that INEC had declared Oyetola and the APC the winner of the Osun State governorship election on the basis of the cumulative results of the September 22, 2018 main election and the September 27, 2018 supplementary poll.

Earlier on May 30, the PDP had won an appeal of the April 2 judgement by Justice Othman Musa of the FCT High Court, Bwari, which voided Adeleke’s candidacy for the election on the grounds that he was not qualified, having not possessed valid secondary school certificate.

The court had also declared Adeleke ineligible to contest the election on the grounds that he forged his secondary school credentials submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in 2018.

But upturning the judgment on Thursday, May 30, Justice Emmanuel Agim of the Appeal Court held that the suit, having failed to be filed within 14 days after Adeleke’s Form C.F001 was submitted to INEC or 14 days after his name was published as a candidate in the September 2018 election, the suit filed before the FCT High Court, by virtue of section 285 of the constitution had become statute-barred.

Justice Agim also held that the failure of the FCT High Court to deliver its verdict within 60 days of the filing of the suit had rendered the lower court’s judgment a nullity.

The Court also held the affidavit evidence of the West African Examination Council and result ledger attached to it showed that Adeleke was not a dropout but actually sat the May 1981 examination of the body at Muslim Grammar School, Ede.

Justice Agim held that by virtue of section 177 of the constitution, by merely taking the examination and without passing any paper, Adeleke was qualified to contest the governorship election.

He, therefore, faulted the claim that Adeleke forged the West African Examination Council (WAEC) certificate he presented to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to secure clearance for the gubernatorial election.

http://igberetvnews.com/756300/osun-guber-supreme-court-names-five-man-panel-fixes-date-for-hearing/

wit all this names... Adeleke don win

ejimatic:
. Thank you for your insightful comment...

which insightful comments, you better don't spread your lies as you always do. Supreme Court will decide finally on the case. Let's keep our fingers crossed .

I will leave this country if Adeleke loses

Lets see if the judiciary would continue to redeem its image...