Sanwo-Olu: Supreme Court to rule in suit on Lagos tribunal
Sanwo-Olu, through his Counsel, Victor Opara had approached the apex court to upturn the order of the court of appeal to resume hearing in the Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal in Lagos State.
However, Justice Mary Odili who led the panel of five justices in entertaining the suit reserved the judgment to a later date. “The case is to be remitted to the lower court for expeditious hearing of the matter,” the court held. The appellate court ordered the return of the petition to the tribunal for expeditious determination.
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