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Gombe Governorship Tribunal orders INEC to release documents to parties

Freedom Online by Freedom Online
June 20, 2015
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The Governorship Election Petition Tribunal, Gombe State, has ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to expedite action on the release of necessary documents requested by lawyers to prosecute their petitions before it.
Justice Mathew Adewara, Chairman of the tribunal, being assisted by Justice Abba Mohammed and Justice Hafsat Abdulrahaman, gave the order at the pre-hearing season in Gombe on Saturday.
The chairman gave the order following the complaints by Adeniyi Akintola (SAN), who is the counsel of the petitioner, Alhaji Inuwa Yahaya and APC, who also petitioned the victory of Governor Ibrahim Dankwambo, joining the PDP and INEC.
He said they had made several efforts for the INEC to serve them with some of the viral documents to be used before the tribunal.
According to him, they were served with some and denied other documents as requested.
Similarly, the counsel of ADC and Mr Sam Kargbo drew the attention of the tribunal on the issues of the documents as they were yet to receive the documents.
Counsel to INEC, Mr Isiyaka Dikko, told the tribunal that he would consult the legal Officer of INEC to see that they provide them with all the documents to prosecute their cases.
Earlier, Justice Mohammed said that if they had followed the due process, there was no reason for parties not to be served as ruled by the tribunal one month ago.
He advised INEC to ensure they supply all the necessary documents for all the parties to move forward.
The tribunal had given the counsel till Saturday to agree among themselves on the documents to be forwarded for the proceeding.
The Chairman further adjourned the session till Friday June 26, and ordered INEC to expedite action and supply parties with all documents requested.

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