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Alleged NYSC certificate forgery by Enugu Gov: Tribunal adjourns sitting to June 7

Ngozi Ikpeama by Ngozi Ikpeama
June 2, 2023
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The Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal sitting in Enugu has adjourned its pre-hearing session to June 7 for continuation.

The Chairman of the tribunal, Justice K.M Akano, announced the adjournment at the end of Friday’s sitting.

The tribunal is hearing the petition filed by Mr Chijioke Edoga of the Labour Party against Peter Mbah of PDP and INEC.

Edoga is praying the tribunal to disqualify Mba over the alleged NYSC certificate forgery.

Resuming sitting on Friday, the petitioner’s Counsel, Mr Alex Ejesieme, said that the FCT High Court had no jurisdiction to deal with the matter.

Ejesieme said that the tribunal had the jurisdiction to deal with the case.

“The Electoral Act has given the tribunal the power to look into the matter of the NYSC forged certificate.

“The issue, which is being agitated in this matter, is so germane.

“So, I urge the Court to dismiss the third respondent’s submission,” he said.

Earlier, Mr Alex Izinyon, Counsel for Mba, had said that the issue on NYSC certificate forgery had been settled by the Supreme Court on Adeleke, Oyetola and INEC in Osun.

Izinyon urged the court to dismiss the petitioner’s submission, saying that the Supreme Court judgement on Osun supported their position.

He, therefore, urged the court to strike out the petitioner’s prayer.

Counsel for PDP, Mrs Justina Offia (SAN), had earlier also urged the court to strike out the petitioner’s reply in its entirety or certain paragraphs therein. 

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