Bauchi Guber: Court takes further decision on governorship result
Justice Inyang Ekwo, on Tuesday, adjourned the case till March 21, hence restrained INEC from taking further action in any matter relating to the governorship election conducted in Bauchi on March 9, 2019.
He stopped INEC from proceeding with the collation, conclusion and announcement of the result of the governorship election in the state.
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