Court Stops Re-Run Elections In Parts Of Lagos – Channels Television

A High Court of the Federal Capital Territory in Abuja has granted an order restraining the Independent National Electoral Commission from conducting re-run elections in parts of Lagos State.

Justice Bello Kawu granted the order on Friday following an application filed by a member of the House of Representatives representing Ajeromi-Ifelodun federal constituency, Rita Orji, and the Peoples Democratic Party . Listed as respondents are the Independent National Electoral Commission , Lagos State Resident Electoral Commissioner, the All Progressives Congress , an three others.They include Mr Kolawole Taiwo, Mr Adeshola Adelaja, and Mr Ulocha Oscar.

In a motion ex-parte, Ms Orji had prayed the court to restrain the respondents from going ahead with the planned re-run elections in Awodi-Ora, Wilmer Oladi, Tolu, Ojo Road, Mosafejo, and Remidire II wards of Lagos State, pending the hearing and final determination the suit.He also adjourned the matter till March 21 for hearing.

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