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ALHASSAN
V.
ALIYU & ORS.

(2009) JELR 48643 (CA)

Court of Appeal 22 Apr 2009 Nigeria
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Suit Number:CA/K/78/08
Judges:BABA ALKALI BA'ABA Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria ABUBAKAR ABDULKADIR JEGA Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria JOHN INYANG OKORO Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria
Counsel:P. I. N. Ikwueto (SAN);T. Oladoja Esq.,M. Abdul- Rasheed Esq, andO. Ezeofor Esq, For Appellant Olajide Ayodele (SAN);A. N. Yisa Esq,Garba Tumaka Esq,Bello Danyaya Esq,Mika Anache Esq,Danlami Baba Esq,Zubairu Eshata Esq,Kolo Makama Esq,Ahmed Mohammed Esq,Nureini Jimoh Esq,J. B. Amos Esq,Rotimi Ojo Esq, Tanko Beji Esq,Musa Suleiman Esq,Yakubu Maikarfi Esq,Danjuma Mohammed Esq,Gimba Mohalnmed Esq, Tasalla Jiya (Miss) Dr. S. S. Ameh (SAN) I. K. Bawa Esq,Vera Ndanusa (Mrs)N. H. Auta Esq, For Respondent

JOHN INYANG OKORO, JCA (Delivering the Leading Judgment): At the Federal High Court, Kaduna, the Appellant herein, by an Originating Summons dated 12th November, 2007, presented the following questions for determination:-

"1. WHETHER having regard to the provisions of section 34(2) of the Electoral Act, 2006, the 2nd Defendant can without adducing cogent and verifiable reason change and or substitute the name of the Plaintiff for the 1st Defendant as the People's Democratic Party Governorship candidate in the 14th April, 2007 Election in Niger State.

2. WHETHER having regard to the non-compliance with the condition to give cogent and verifiable reason as provided by section 34(2) of the Electoral Act, 2006 by the 2nd Defendant, the 3rd Defendant can act on the name of the 1st Defendant as replacement of the Plaintiff s.

3. WHETHER having regard to the non-compliance with the condition to give cogent and verifiable reason as provided by section 34(2) of the Electoral Act, 2006 by the …

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