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House of assembly poll: Ondo Election Tribunal receives 2 petitions

Gbemi Banks by Gbemi Banks
April 8, 2023
in Elections, News
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The Election Petition Tribunal in Ondo State says it has received two petitions on the March 18 house of assembly election in the state.
The Secretary of the tribunal, Mr Musa Adam, said in Akure on Friday that the two petitions came from the candidates of the Peoples Democratic Party ( PDP) against the candidates of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Adam explained that Mr Aderemi Oyewole, the candidate of PDP of Idanre Constituency, and PDP, filed a petition against the APC’s candidate in the constituency, Mrs Tosin Ogunlowo, and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the APC.
He added that Mr Babatunde Fadare, a candidate of PDP in the Ile-Oluji/Oke-Igbo Constituency, and PDP, filed a petition against the candidate of APC in the constituency, Mr Nelson Akinsuroju, INEC and APC.

The secretary said that by the provisions of the Electoral Act, any dissatisfied candidate had a period of 21 days from the date of election to file a petition to challenge the outcome.

Adam explained that once a petition had been filed, the law provided for 180 days or six months for it to be concluded and determined.

NAN reports that the tribunal had earlier received 9 petitions on the national assembly elections in the state out of which two petitions had been withdrawn by the petitioners, remaining seven.

Tags: inecMr Babatunde FadareMr Musa Adam
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