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Accord Party’s deregistration judgement violates Appeal Court order — Adeleke - Businessday NG
Ademola Adeleke has criticised the Federal High Court judgement ordering the deregistration of the Accord Party and four other political...
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Ex-Presidential Candidate Adebayo Slams INEC For Abusing Powers Amid Court Order On Deregistration Of ADC, Others
A former presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Adewole Adebayo, has condemned the court order for the deregistration of the African Democratic Congress…
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Court Orders Deregistration Of ADC, Accord, Three Other Political Parties
The Federal High Court, Abuja Division, has ordered the deregistration of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and four other political parties for failing to meet constitutional…
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Osun Governor Adeleke Condemns Court Order On Deregistration Of Accord Party As Violation Of Subsisting Order
Osun Governor Adeleke Condemns Court Order On Deregistration Of Accord Party As Violation Of Subsisting Order
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punchng.com
Court orders deregistration of ADC, Accord, three others
Federal High Court orders deregistration of ADC, Accord, and three other political parties for failing to meet constitutional requirements. Learn more abou
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Court orders INEC to deregister ADC, Accord, three others
The Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to deregister the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and four other political…
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UPDATED: Court orders deregistration of ADC, Accord, three other parties
The judge noted that the affected parties breached Section 225 (a) of the Nigerian Constitution.
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Court orders INEC to deregister ADC, Accord, APP, AA, ZLP - Businessday NG
The Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to deregister the African...
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Accord Party's deregistration judgment violates Court of Appeal order - Adeleke
Osun Governor Ademola Adeleke condemns the Federal High Court's judgment on Accord Party deregistration, citing a violation of a subsisting Court of Appeal
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Adeleke, Sowore reject court ruling on party deregistration
Justice Lifu held that they no longer satisfied the legal threshold for continued registration, and ordered INEC to strike them off the register.
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Deregistration: We won't allow one-party state, Accord warns
The Accord Party has rejected a court judgment said to have deregistered it and four other political parties, warning that Nigeria must not be allowed to drift towards a one-party…
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Deregistration: We'll be on 2027 ballot, Accord vows
Accord on Monday rejected the Federal High Court judgment ordering the deregistration of five political parties, insisting that it remains a legally recognised political platform…
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Accord Party Rejects Court Judgement on Deregistration, Vows To Challenge Ruling
The national leadership of the Accord Party has rejected the recent judgement of the Federal High Court ordering the de-registration of five political parties, including Accord,…
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2027 battle: Opposition rages as court scraps ADC, four parties
Opposition parties express outrage after a court orders the deregistration of ADC and four other parties, sparking concerns about Nigeria's 2027 elections
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Accord Party’s deregistration judgement violates Appeal Court order — Adeleke - Businessday NG
Ademola Adeleke has criticised the Federal High Court judgement ordering the deregistration of the Accord Party and four other political...
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Deregistration order: Atiku, Mark, Adeleke, fume over verdict, vow to be on ballot
Leaders of African Democratic Congress, ADC; and Accord, yesterday picked holes in the ruling of a Federal High Court ordering the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC,…
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Court-ordered deregistration of ADC politically motivated — Bolaji Abdullahi
According to him, the implications of the judgment extend beyond the fortunes of the ADC and touch on the credibility of the nation's judicial system.