Following the outcome of the Appeal Court ruling on Osun election in Abuja on 9th May, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Senator Ademola Adeleke has hired seven senior advocates of Nigeria, and 17 other senior counsels to challenge the judgement at the Supreme Court.


It should be recalled that four of the five Appeal Court judges sitting on the appeal filed by the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Mr Gboyega Oyetola, to challenge the verdict of election tribunal on the September 22 gubernatorial election in the state had ruled in his favour, declaring him winner of the contest.

The election petition tribunal had earlier declared Adeleke winner by the majority judgement delivered on March 22, which made Oyetola, the APC, and Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC to challenge the verdict at the appellate court.


Dr Onyeachi Ikpeazu,SAN , leading six other Senior Advocates of Nigeria and 17 other senior counsels had however this week filed four appeals against each of the four majority judgements of the appeal court.

The appeals specifically challenge majority judgement in favour of Oyetola, APC, and INEC, including the striking out of the cross appeals of Senator Adeleke.

It also prayed the apex court to set aside the ruling of the appeal court and uphold the decision of the Osun election petition tribunal.


The first Appeal was against the majority lead judgement delivered by Justice J.H.Sankey, which premised on 13 grounds. Adeleke is seeking the following reliefs from the Supreme court:

*To allow the appeal

* To set aside the judgement of the appeal Court delivered in favour of Oyetola


*To dismiss Oyetola’s appeal against the decision of the Tribunal.

The second appeal is against the judgement delivered in favour of the APC, which premised on 31 grounds of appeal. Adeleke listed alleged “errors” committed by the appeal court and sought the following reliefs from the Supreme court:

* To allow this appeal


* To set aside the decision of the appeal court

*To dismiss the appeal of the respondent against the judgement of the tribunal.

The third judgement appealed against was the ruling in favour of INEC, which based on 17 grounds. Adeleke listed alleged “errors” committed by the judges of Appeal Court and sought the following:


* An order of the supreme Court allowing his appeal, and an order of Supreme Court setting aside judgement of Court of Appeal and restoring the judgement of tribunal delivered on the 22nd of March.

The fourth judgement appealed against was that of the cross appeal based on 13 grounds .While listing alleged “errors” committed by the Appeal Court, Adeleke seeks the following reliefs from the Supreme Court namely:

* An order allowing his appeal and setting aside decision of lower court which dismissed the appeal.


*An order granting reliefs sought in appellate case in the cross Appeal

*An order restoring the paragraphs struck out from appellate replies to the 2 and 3 respondents replies.

* A declaration that the appellant won the election by a wider margin than what was found by the lower tribunal in view of the substantial non compliance with the electoral act 2010 as amended.

*A declaration that the rerun of 27th September was null and void and of no effect as the appellant had already won the election in issue upon conclusion of the 22nd September election .

https://www.akelicious.net/2019/05/osun-guber-adeleke-hires-7-sans-17.html

This guy and Atiku have two thing in common

They both watch too much cartoons and have started believing impossibilities.

They both love wasting money

AllenSpencer:
This guy and Atiku have two thing in common

They both watch too much cartoons and have started believing impossibilities.

They both love wasting money

Quit ranting.Adeleke has a very strong case

PaChukwudi44:

Quit ranting.Adeleke has a very strong case

Strong case indeed.


Am sure you not a Nigerian.

Keep oinking!

Are all of these being done out of love for his people or.......

PaChukwudi44:
Quit ranting.Adeleke has a very strong case

How far Atikulated turned Atiquiet crew

I sometimes wish there is a way the poor can benefit from SANs. That is the only way the poor can route their money back.

Make him come hire me pls

PaChukwudi44:

Quit ranting.Adeleke has a very strong case

You this boy, the way you pushed Onnoghen Walter to a journey of no return, no pension no salary. You are here again pushing Adeleke to similar route

Waste of money. Adeleke can win a sitting government.

Politician wey lost election wey dey fight for vote Na Money Matter oo


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Lost cause imo

No harm in trying, has a senator he has the means to pursue the petition to a logical conclussion even if its obvious where the pendulum would swing

Wish u the best sen adeleke

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i thought those SAN are 4 nairal maley, so this man never 4get abt osun

PaChukwudi44:

Quit ranting.Adeleke has a very strong case

Onnoghen is going no where, Onnoghen will resume in his office on Monday. Na dem , run for ya life

Mrakeli:

Following the outcome of the Appeal Court ruling on Osun election in Abuja on 9th May, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Senator Ademola Adeleke has hired seven senior advocates of Nigeria, and 17 other senior counsels to challenge the judgement at the Supreme Court.


It should be recalled that four of the five Appeal Court judges sitting on the appeal filed by the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Mr Gboyega Oyetola, to challenge the verdict of election tribunal on the September 22 gubernatorial election in the state had ruled in his favour, declaring him winner of the contest.

The election petition tribunal had earlier declared Adeleke winner by the majority judgement delivered on March 22, which made Oyetola, the APC, and Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC to challenge the verdict at the appellate court.


Dr Onyeachi Ikpeazu,SAN , leading six other Senior Advocates of Nigeria and 17 other senior counsels had however this week filed four appeals against each of the four majority judgements of the appeal court.

The appeals specifically challenge majority judgement in favour of Oyetola, APC, and INEC, including the striking out of the cross appeals of Senator Adeleke.

It also prayed the apex court to set aside the ruling of the appeal court and uphold the decision of the Osun election petition tribunal.


The first Appeal was against the majority lead judgement delivered by Justice J.H.Sankey, which premised on 13 grounds. Adeleke is seeking the following reliefs from the Supreme court:

*To allow the appeal

* To set aside the judgement of the appeal Court delivered in favour of Oyetola


*To dismiss Oyetola’s appeal against the decision of the Tribunal.

The second appeal is against the judgement delivered in favour of the APC, which premised on 31 grounds of appeal. Adeleke listed alleged “errors” committed by the appeal court and sought the following reliefs from the Supreme court:

* To allow this appeal


* To set aside the decision of the appeal court

*To dismiss the appeal of the respondent against the judgement of the tribunal.

The third judgement appealed against was the ruling in favour of INEC, which based on 17 grounds. Adeleke listed alleged “errors” committed by the judges of Appeal Court and sought the following:


* An order of the supreme Court allowing his appeal, and an order of Supreme Court setting aside judgement of Court of Appeal and restoring the judgement of tribunal delivered on the 22nd of March.

The fourth judgement appealed against was that of the cross appeal based on 13 grounds .While listing alleged “errors” committed by the Appeal Court, Adeleke seeks the following reliefs from the Supreme Court namely:

* An order allowing his appeal and setting aside decision of lower court which dismissed the appeal.


*An order granting reliefs sought in appellate case in the cross Appeal

*An order restoring the paragraphs struck out from appellate replies to the 2 and 3 respondents replies.

* A declaration that the appellant won the election by a wider margin than what was found by the lower tribunal in view of the substantial non compliance with the electoral act 2010 as amended.

*A declaration that the rerun of 27th September was null and void and of no effect as the appellant had already won the election in issue upon conclusion of the 22nd September election .

https://www.akelicious.net/2019/05/osun-guber-adeleke-hires-7-sans-17.html

APC all the way

tetralogyfallot:
Waste of money. Adeleke can win a sitting government.

See you!! It will do you like Baca vs Liverpool.

Let him go to Biafra Republic and challenge it. Nonsense

PaChukwudi44:

Quit ranting.Adeleke has a very strong case

Which strong case, I guess in your Biafra republic.

Igbos keep deceiving people for nothing good.

Mtcheeeeeew