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    Again, Binani Drags INEC To Court Over Nullification Of Declaration

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    The All Progressives Congress, candidate in the Adamawa governorship election, Aisha Dahiru, popularly called “Binani,” has, again dragged the Independent National Electoral Commission to court over the nullification of her declaration as governor of Adamawa in the March 18 governorship election.

    Binani, in a motion marked: FHC/ABJ/CS/935/2023, and filed by her counsel, Michael Aondoaka, SAN, before Justice Donatus Okorowo of a Federal High Court, Abuja, listed INEC, the Peoples Democratic Party and its candidate, Gov. Ahmadu Fintiri as 1st, 2nd and 3rd respondents respectively.

    Binani in the suit sought a judicial review of the decision by INEC to reverse her earlier announcement as winner of the poll by the state’s Resident Electoral Commissioner , Hudu Yunusa-Ari.

    She argued that it was the election petition tribunal that has the constitutional power to decide her fate in accordance with Section 149 of the Electoral Act, 2022. She told the court that the decision of INEC would deprive Binani of Section 285(6) which gives 180 days within which her petition filed before the tribunal on May 6 could be dispensed with.

    Binani’s lawyer informed the court that though a similar suit was earlier filed before Justice Inyang Ekwo, he said the sister court ordered Binani to approach a tribunal with her suit. having being an election-related matter.

    He, therefore, sought a review of the INEC’s action.

    Binani’s counsel also said an undertaking had been signed to prove to the court that the present suit was not frivolous.

    He said in the undertaking, they were ready to face any cost should the court found the case to be frivolous.

    After listening to Andoaka, Justice Okorowo stood down the matter for ruling.

    Recall that Binani had, on April 26, withdrew the suit before Justice Ekwo, following the declaration of Fintiri as the winner of the governorship poll.

    Binani’s counsel, Mohammed Sheriff, upon the resumed hearing in the matter, had told Justice Ekwo that a notice of discontinuance had been filed to that effect and urged the court to strike out the case.

    The judge, consequently, dismissed the suit.

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