The court received copies of documents accusing Asiwaju of drug dealing Copies of the documents submitted, which are used to show that Pr...
The court received copies of documents accusing Asiwaju of drug dealing
Copies of the documents submitted, which are used to show that President Bola Tinubu has traded drugs and has been fined $460,000 by the United States, have been given to the Presidential Electoral Appeals Court in Abuja.
In the case brought by Peter Obi, the LP presidential contender, the court accepted the documents as evidence.
Tinubu's victory is being contested by Obi, who wants the court to rule that he won the election or that the results should be thrown out and there should be widespread blasphemy.
Obi is claiming that Tinubu is ineligible to run for office and that there was election fraud.
Despite the ongoing case Obi, Atiku, and APM have against him, Tinubu was sworn in on Monday.
In September, the cases will be resolved before the Supreme Court at the Presidential Election Appeals Court.
Following Tinubu's arrest for drug possession in the United States, Obi provided the Presidential Electoral Appeals Court with information related to the $460,000 fine imposed against him by the District Court of Illinois.
Under the direction of Chief Justice Haruna Tsammani, the judges of the court are currently considering copy of evidence 93C 4483.
Obi said that Kashim Shettima's simultaneous running for two positions makes his candidacy illegitimate. That is both Barno's vice presidential and senate campaigns.
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