Appeal Court Overturns Deregistration Of 74 Political Parties By INECnigeria | Sahara Reporters The appellate court held that INEC failed to follow due process while deregistering the parties. READ MORE:
The Court of Appeal sitting in Abuja has overturned a ruling by a lower court affirming the de-registration of 74 political parties by the Independent National Electoral Commission. The court therefore declared that the deregistration was illegal and ordered INEC to relist the 74 parties.
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