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Election Tribunal: Buhari, APC objects to form admitted as evidence

Mr Buhari and the APC are the second and third respondents in the petition filed by Atiku Abubakar and the Peoples Democratic Party . The petitioners are challenging Mr Buhari’s victory at this year’s presidential election.

During the process, the second and third respondents through their lawyers, Mike Igbokwe and Charles Edosonmwa, drew the attention of the tribunal to the fact that there were attachments to the supposed form that were not from INEC. At this point, the tribunal chairman, Mohammed Garba, told the two respondents to reserve their objection and note it in their final addresses.For Katsina and Kebbi, all the respondents objected to forms EC8A, EC8B and EC8C. They said reasons would be given in their final addresses.

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