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2027: IPAC hails court’s nullification of INEC deadlines

Punch Nigeria 18 days 1 mins read

The Inter-Party Advisory Council on Friday hailed a Federal High Court judgment which voided key portions of the 2027 election timetable released by the Independent National Electoral Commission, describing it as a victory for constitutional order and democracy. A Federal High Court in Abuja had on Wednesday ruled that INEC exceeded its legal powers by Read More: https://punchng.com/2027-ipac-hails-courts-nullification-of-inec-deadlines/

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