This article by learned Senior Advocate, Monday Ubani examines the recent Federal High Court judgement of Hon. Justice Umar, inter alia, nullifying INEC’s deadline requiring political parties to submit their membership registers by May 10, 2026 contrary to Section 29(1) of the Electoral Act 2026. He argues that even if INEC’s Guidelines may not have been unlawful in purpose, as they sought to bring stability to the electoral process, it has long been established by the Supreme Court that, Guidelines cannot override statutory rights created by legislation

Gbenga Hashim, a former presidential candidate, has commended the Federal High Court in Abuja for nullifying portions of the 2027 election...

By Ejiro Ofoye The recent judgment of the Federal High Court in Abuja, which nullified critical portions of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)’s revised…

This article by learned Senior Advocate, Monday Ubani examines the recent Federal High Court judgement of Hon. Justice Umar, inter alia, nullifying INEC’s deadline requiring…