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No Date Yet For Judgment On Obi, Atiku's Request Against Tinubu's Triumph



PEPT: NO DATE YET FOR Judgment ON OBI, ATIKU'S Appeal AGAINST TINUBU'S Triumph

The Official Political race Petitions Court sitting in Abuja has excused a supposed date strutted via web-based entertainment as the decent date for judgment on the separate petitions testing the appointment of President Bola Tinubu.

This is coming after a checked Twitter client by the name Serah Ibrahim on Monday tweeted that the PEPC "has set September 16 2023 as the judgment date for the Peter Obi and Work party's argument against Bole Tinubu, INEC, Shettima and APC."

The tweet was viral with more than 2,083 reposts as of the hour of this report.

Responding to the turn of events, the Secretary of the PEPC board, Counselor Josephine J. Ekperobe, excused the viral post.

The authority answered to the Whistler's request as "No date yet."

It would be reviewed that subsequent to embracing the last composed addresses of the gatherings engaged with the suit, the five-man council headed by Equity Haruna Simon Tsamani held judgment and said a date to convey the decision would be imparted to concerned parties and their legal counselors.

Various sources guaranteed on Monday that the court has now supposedly picked September 16 as the judgment date.

The announced date is the last day accessible for the council to convey its judgment on the three petitions founded by the People groups Leftist faction (PDP), the Work Party (LP) and the Associated People groups Development (APM) along with their official up-and-comers, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, Mr. Peter Obi, and Princess Chichi Ojei individually.

The respondents in the cases are Tinubu, the APC, and the Free Public Constituent Commission (INEC).

Naija News anyway reports the court is yet to offer an authority expression on the date to convey the judgment