After upholding Tinubu’s victory, PEPC fines PDP, LP, APM
The Eagle OnlineSep 7, 2023 6:33 AM

After dismissing their petitions for lacking in merit and upholding President Bola Tinubu’s victory, the Presidential Election Petitions Court on Wednesday night slammed hefty fines on the three petitioners.


Those sanctioned by the Court, which sat in Abuja, are: Peoples Democratic Party, Labour Party and Allied Peoples Movement.

The five-man panel awarded the fines against the political parties for wasting the time of the Court on frivolous election petitions.

The panel, headed by Justice Haruna Tsamani, said the parties were fined in line with the Judicial Act 87, sub section 390 of 1968 (as amended).

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While the APM was fined N13,675,890.00 and the PDP: N23, 391,001.45, LP got the heftiest fine of N47,910,431.87.

The learned judges held that the fines should be paid within 48 hours into the consolidated account of the Court of Appeal domiciled at the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Agbado dogs on the loose

Nonsense

That fine should be more than that 🤨🤨 especially for wasting the precious time of the Tribunal Court with Watery Evidence!!

Within 48hours, go and pay your debt.
Why was Obi fine weightier?

No evidence... People go explain tire....

LP got the heftiest fine of N47,910,431.87..

Still bad. It should have been more than this!

NOC1:
Within 48hours, go and pay your debt.
Why was Obi fine weightier?

It was the most watery & useless petit on of them all..

A fallacious petition..

Very good. Waste of precious court time

You won't get Shishi... Nonsense!
The judiciary is no longer the last Hope of the common man, it has been bastardized and compromised

Obi is out to defraud labour party by going to court