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Ekiti 2026: SDP counsel boycotts tribunal as Court of Appeal rejects request to relocate venue

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The counsel, Mr Akinbuli, who was absent at the sitting, sent a letter to the court seeking an adjournment of the hearing pending the appellate court's address on the application for the relocation of the hearing.

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