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TRENDING: Minister Umahi Smiles As Successor, Francis Nwifuru Scatter Dance Floor After Supreme Court Victory- Watch Video
TRENDING: Minister Umahi Smiles As Successor, Francis Nwifuru Scatter Dance Floor After Supreme Court Victory- Watch Video....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Written By Oshiobugie John
On Friday, The Apex Court affirmed Ebonyi State Governor Francis Nwifuru’s election victory after dismissing appeals by PDP’s Chief Ifeanyi Odii and APGA’s Prof. Benard Odoh. CONTINUE READING
The court held that the appeals lacked merit and upheld the concurrent decisions of the Governorship Election Tribunal and the Court of Appeal. The petitioners challenged Nwifuru’s eligibility, citing certificate forgery, corrupt practices, and non-compliance with electoral laws.
INEC declared Nwifuru winner with 199,131 votes, but the tribunal and Court of Appeal dismissed the petitions. The Supreme Court affirmed the lower courts’ decisions, ending the legal challenge to Nwifuru’s election
Francis Nwifuru who was on the news hours ago for ground breaking moves like purchasing cars for doctors in general hospitals was captured dancing and giving praises to God after supreme court victory with his predecessor, Dave Umahi.
Watch the video here: https://x.com/Imranmuhdz/status/1746101504795123763?s=20
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