“UPDATED: The Presidential tribunal approves the live broadcasting of its judgment.”

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On Monday, the Court of Appeal Headquarters announced that the upcoming presidential tribunal judgment concerning the pending petitions will be broadcasted live.

This decision aims to foster transparency and openness, allowing Nigerians to observe the proceedings.

The Chief Registrar of the Court of Appeal HQ, Umar Bangari, conveyed this information through an official statement, confirming that the judgment is scheduled for September 6, 2023.

The statement read, “The Court of Appeal wishes to notify the public that on Wednesday, September 6, 2023, judgment will be delivered for the following petitions before the Presidential Election Petition Court: CA/PEPC/03/2023 featuring Mr. Peter Gregory Obi & Anor VS.

Independent National Electoral Commission & 3 Ors., CA/PEPC/04/2023 featuring Allied Peoples Movement VS. Independent National Electoral Commission & 4 Ors., and CA/PEPC/05/2023 featuring Abubakar Atiku & Anor VS. Independent National Electoral Commission & 2 Ors.

In the spirit of promoting transparency and openness, these judgments will be broadcasted live by interested Television Stations for the public to follow.”

Furthermore, the statement clarified that access to the courtroom on judgment day will be restricted to accredited individuals, including counsel and representatives of political parties.

The general public is encouraged to watch the proceedings from their television sets, and cooperation from all parties is sought to ensure a smooth and trouble-free process.

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