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The Supreme Court of Nigeria has delivered its judgment on the legitimacy of the Kabiru Turaki-led PDP faction’s convention in Ibadan, Oyo State.
ADC leader, Senator David Mark, has issued a strong statement on the opposition coalition party ahead of a key court ruling on Thursday, April 30.
Supreme Court to deliver judgment at 2pm on Thursday in ADC leadership dispute, with implications for the party's participation in the 2027 general elections.
The crisis rocking ADC has taken a new turn after the Federal High Court in Abuja issued a major restraining order to INEC over the internal crisis rocking the ADC.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) reacted after a Federal High Court ruling sacked elected State Chairmen, stressing current executives’ tenure and legal review.
ADC counsel pleaded with Nigeria’s Chief Justice for timely judgment in David Mark vs Nafiu Bala, warning delayed ruling risked ADC’s exclusion from 2027 elections.
Verydarkman and Blord's long-awaited meeting ignites online speculation. Tension during their conversation reveals deeper issues amid ongoing legal battles.
Supreme Court reserves judgment in David Mark’s appeal. The ADC leadership battle leaves the party’s 2027 election path and internal stability in a tense suspense.
The Supreme Court reserved judgment on PDP and ADC leadership disputes, leaving ADC’s ballot eligibility uncertain as INEC’s May 10 deadline approached.
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