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Court Halts Kano NNPP Faction’s Bid To Stop LG Poll

by LONGTONG  YAKUBU
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A Federal High Court in Kano has denied a request from a faction of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) to stop the upcoming local government elections scheduled for October 26.

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The plaintiffs in the case, NNPP and Engr Muhammad Babayo, filed the suit against several defendants, including the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), the Kano State Independent Electoral Commission, the inspector-general of police, and the director-general of the Department of State Services.

The plaintiffs sought a court order to halt the elections pending the hearing and resolution of a motion on notice, requesting that both parties maintain the status quo until the motion is determined.
During the proceedings, the court listened to arguments from the plaintiffs’ counsel, Barr Dalhatu Shehu and Ibrahim Salihu. However, Justice Simon Amobeda, presiding over the case, rejected their request but instructed that the respondents be notified to explain why the court should not grant the plaintiffs’ prayers.

Justice Amobeda further ordered that the hearing of the suit be expedited, requiring it to occur within 72 hours of the court’s order while all subsequent filings by both parties must be completed within 48 hours of the same notification.


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