Politics
JUST IN: Appeal Court Nullifies Deregistration Of 74 Parties By INEC
The Court of Appeal sitting in Abuja has reversed the de-registration of 74 political parties by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC.
The court has set aside the judgement of Federal High Court that upheld INEC’s actions saying the de-registration exercise was illegal for not following due process.
The court has subsequently ordered that the 74 deregistered parties should be relisted as registered political parties in Nigeria
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