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FEDPOLY Ado To Honour Ooni, Lagos Gov At Combined Convocation

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Federal Poly Ado Ekiti

By Ayodele Oni

Some eminent Nigerians including former Lagos State Governor and Minister of Works, Babatunde Raji Fashola and the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi are to be honoured with the Fellowship Awards of the Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti, (FEDPOLY).

The Polytechnic’s Rector, Dr. Hephzibah Oladebeye, announced this during a pre- convocation press conference commemorating the 18th convocation and 45th anniversary of the polytechnic.

According to him, an aggregate of 279 out of the 13,677 graduates of the institution will bag distinction at its combined 18th convocation ceremonies slated for November 19,2022.

Oladebeye added that other dignitaries  that will receive  honours include; Mrs Modupe Babalola, the wife of a Legal Icon and university founder,  Chief Afe Babalola(SAN), two alumnus of the institution, Surv S.A. Fakologbon and Dr. Rotimi Ibidapo.

On honour bestowed on its former students the Rector stated that “Their recognition is to appreciate them for their contributions to national development and humanity.

“This will also be a source of encouragement to the graduands and students, for them to know that they too can aspire to whatever height they aim at.”

Giving the breakdown of the graduation list, the Rector, said the graduands include those who successfully completed their ordinary national diploma and higher diploma courses in periods spanning  2018/2019, 2019/2020 and 2020/2021 academic sessions.

Oladebeye, whose tenure will expire in four months time, said the institution now has a total of 15,000 OND and HND undergraduates, and 2,000 personnel, across academic and non academic strata that are contributing to the upliftment of the polytechnic.

The Rector explained that his administration has executed over 20 landmark projects to shore up the polytechnic’s physical infrastructures, besides ensuring regular training, retraining and development of staff and timely payment of some of their emoluments.

He was enthralled over the granting of approval to the institution by National Board for Technical Education( NBTE) and professional bodies, for the running of 14 new courses at the Diploma and Higher Diploma cadres, saying this will  bolster the institution’s ranking nationally and globally.

“With this NBTE’s accreditation, our polytechnic now has 36 departments running various courses. This confirms that we are developing fast and well positioned to offer qualitative education to Nigerians.”

He said the polytechnic is collaborating with the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko, for the running of degree courses in 11 academic areas, while also having affiliation with the Federal University of Technology, Minna, for degree programmes in some certain specialties.

The Rector pointed out that the institution has established a radio station, Adopoly FM, to transmit news that will add value to the host community and the state, as well as generating employment and revenue for the citizens and the Polytechnic.

Oladebeye described funding as the major challenge constituting  clog in the wheel of progress, calling on spirited individuals to partner in building the Polytechnic, bearing in mind that government can’t solely fund any tertiary institution.

Kanu Refuses To Appear In Court, Justice Nyako Adjourns Case Indefinitely

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By Gideon Njoku

A Federal High Court in Abuja, was on Monday, November 14, told by the Counsel to the Department of State Services, DSS, Idowu Awo,  that the leader of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, refused to appear in Court for the hearing of his case.

When the case was called up, the Counsel to the Federal Government, M.B. Abubakar told the  Honourable Justice Binta Nyako that the defendant was not in Court. He said he didn’t know why and that only Awo, the DSS Counsel, could explain why.

On the orders of the Honourable Court, Kanu has been in the custody of the DSS since he was forcefully brought back to Nigeria from Kenya in June 2021. But a Court of Appeal in Abuja had on October 13, declared the process through which Kanu was brought back illegal.

Explaining Kanu’s absence, Awo told the Court that the IPOB leader refused to appear in Court. He said:  “When I called the office, they said  the defendant declined to come to Court and all entreaties to make him come were unsuccessful.”

But, the defendant’s Counsel, Mike Ozekhome, SAN, expressed surprise, and said the defendant had always been willing to be in Court.

However, Nyako adjourned the case indefinitely pending the appeal filed by both the Government and the defendant at the Supreme Court.

The Federal Government had filed an appeal at the Supreme Court against the judgment of the Court of Appeal on October 13, which discharged and acquitted Kanu of all charges and asked that he be freed from custody and quashed any further prosecution of him.

However, the Federal Government went back to the Court and asked for a stay of execution which was granted. They also appealed to the Supreme Court against the judgment which discharged and acquitted Kanu of all offences.

Kanu’s Lawyers, led by Ozekhome have since filed a case, also, at the Supreme Court, for the immediate release of Kanu as ordered by the Court of Appeal.

It is because of the two pending cases at the Supreme Court that Nyako adjourned the case before her Court indefinitely.

2023: Kwakwanso Vows To Stop Govs N250bn Security votes

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The presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party, NNPP, Rabiu Kwakwanso says state governors steal public funds in the name of security votes.

In 2004, a former governor of Oyo state Rashidi Ladoja was scolded by the late Lamidi Adedibu for not sharing the state’s security votes with him.

The governor was said to be receiving N10 million monthly security votes at the time, and the late strongman of Ibadan politics and enforcer had accused Governor Lajoja of refusing to give him ” a pint of water” from the security votes accruing to him.

For that reason, Adedibu ensured that Ladoja was not re-elected.

But Kwakwanso said he will abolish the votes if he becomes president.

An estimated N240 billion, according to the global body, Transparency International, TI is spent on the Votes annually.

The former Minister of Defense said he did receive the votes while he was governor, describing it as ‘stealing’.

He said, “For the eight years I was governor, I never took one naira for the issue of security vote. It’s not even there,” he said.

“I have inherited governments that were taking N10 million in a day, seven times. In fact, at a state, we had a record of 12 times because the governor can only approve N10 million. So, they would take N10 million, times whatever number they want.

“If the CP or director of SSS or anybody wants to do anything, we’ll listen to him. He should defend it. And once we are satisfied, anything above N10 million, I’ll take it to the council.

“The only thing that we did not publish for the eight years I was governor was the money given to the security agents, but we have the records.

“Security vote, in our own opinion, is a big way of stealing money. That is why I have never done it. And if I have the opportunity again, there will never be anything like security vote in the presidency.

“We have seen cases where a lot of money is being siphoned in the name of security vote and nobody can defend it. In my opinion, that should be stopped using whatever means, because it’s only a good way of taking cash from the treasury.” 

Atiku Will Resolve PDP Crisis Soon- Imoke

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James Orji
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Imoke and Wike

Liyel Imoke, a former governor of Cross Rivers state has raised hope in the ability of the PDP presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar to resolve the protracted crisis in the party.

Ahead the 2023 election, the party is polarized by five governors of the party who have demanded that the National Chairman Iyorcha Ayu be dropped.

All the efforts to resolve the crisis have collapsed as the angry governors led by Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers state, insist on Ayu’s departure or nothing. The governors now known as G5 include Seyi Makinde of Oyo state, Samuel Ortom of Benue state, Ifeanyi Ugwainyi of Enugu state, and Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia state.

Except the crisis is resolved soon, those watching the party says it will not stand any chance in the presidential election against formidable ruling APC and Labour Party, LP whose candidate Peter Obi has been gaining popularity.

Speaking on the issue on Sunday at the inauguration of the state’s Presidential Campaign Council for the Atiku-Okowa ticket, Imoke, a former Minister of Power said the crisis will be resolved “as soon as possible”.

He also described Atiku as the best among the presidential candidates with the capacity to turn the country around as soon as he gets to power.

He said the Atiku will get to work immediately he’s sworn in to quickly get the country out of the woods, adding that Nigerians are already overwhelmed by the unfriendly policies of the current government.

According to the former governor, “To get out of the woods, we have to come up with the best and the best right now is Atiku Abubakar and Ifeanyi Okowa.

“It is important and critical that we get our people to understand the importance of doing the right thing in the coming elections because if we make another mistake it will be the end for Nigeria.”

Editors End Conference In Owerri, Score Uzodimma’s Administration High

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Hope Uzodimma - Imo Civil Servant Promotion

Editors in Nigeria on Saturday night rounded off their four-day conference in Owerri, the Imo State capital, with a verdict that Governor Hope Uzodimma has performed creditably barely three years in office.

The Nigerian Guild of Editors had chosen Imo State as host of the 18th All Nigeria Editors Conference (ANEC) where the theme: 2023: Political Landscape,  Credible Election and the Role of Editors, was discussed.

The event was also an opportunity for the Editors to go round the host State to assess the projects carried out by the government of the day as well as induct deserving journalists and senior Editors into the elite body as members of the Guild and as Fellows of the Guild.

At a Gala Nite held at the Banquet Hall of the Imo State Government as part of the closing session of the 18th ANEC, not one member of the elite media group had something different to say about the developmental strides of Governor Uzodimma.

They were in agreement that Governor Uzodimma’s administration had aquitted itself in infrastructure renewal, particularly on road infrastructure, and should be supported by well meaning people to continue on the trajectory of working to change the governance narrative of Imo State.

From the assessment of President of the Guild, Mustapha Isah to Dupe Gbadebo to Imani Amarere, (all Fellows of the Guild) among other Editors and Fellows of the Association, Governor Uzodimma is quietly changing the hitherto infrastructural deficit associated with Imo State. 

Apart from the signature Owerri-Orlu, Owerri-Okigwe roads, the numerous newly reconstructed roads within the Owerri capital territory, the ongoing construction work on so many other inland roads, the Editors could also not hide their excitement over the completely rebuilt Imo State House of Assembly Complex. During their visit to the Complex, they moved a motion at the Chambers scoring Governor Uzodimma’s government as above average.

They however proferred suggestions to government on areas of improvement in the interest of the people.

Besides, the Editors lauded Governor Uzodimma for his efforts in containing what seemed to be intractable security challenge, noting that from what they have seen the situation is not as critical today as it was painted before now.

The Editors also thanked the Governor for taking time to avail them of his journey to Imo State government house so far, indicating that they are now properly guided on what the political situation in the State presents.

In his closing remarks at the Gala Nite, Governor Uzodimma advised the Editors to always verify and do thorough investigation before going public.

The Governor said that he was not oblivious of the fact that the pen is mighter than the sword, but appealled that before they use the pen on him and any other person practitioners should make extra effort to verify the source of their story before going to the press.

The Governor thanked the editors for the honour done him by chosing Imo State for the Conference as well as for the positive testimonies they gave on their return from projects tour of the State.

He said that democracy remains the best form of government, but added that “democracy cannot thrive without the media.”

Governor  Uzodimma said he wonders why after 20 years of uninterrupted democracy in Nigeria, the media still find it expedient to describe our democracy as nacent.

He said there was the urgent need to interrogate issues properly and find out why our reasoning as Nigerians in most cases has been misapplied.

Governor  Uzodimma said that in other climes the media always partner with government for the good of the people, and in such partnership there’s reciprocity, and challenged the Editors to think about prioritizing national interest in the course of their duty.

The Governor regretted  that the work environment of the media in Nigeria poses its own challenges  to effective practice, noting that most hit are those working for private media houses who, more often than not, are compelled to act against their wish.

Regardless of the harsh conditions under which most journalists work in Nigeria, he pleaded with them to take courage “as it may not be rossy but there is Hope and light at the end  of the tunnel.”

To the Editors, the Governor called on them to take more time to “collaborate with those in authority to think of how to correct the ills in the society.”

His words: “It is not enough to blame the man on the seat of power rather, all should come together and interrogate the issues that are holding back the progress, peace and development of the Nation.”

The Governor advised the Editors to always see him as a willing and ready partner, informing them that based on his family back ground, he is “one of the best and brightest.”

Earlier, the President of Nigeria Guild of Editors, Mr Mustapha Isah, had thanked the Governor for accepting to host the Conference and providing them with “the overall enabling environment” they required to succeed. 

The highpoint of the Gala Nite was the induction of new members into the Guild and older members as Fellows of body.

Isah thereafter presented an award to Governor Uzodimma for excellent host of the 18th ANEC in Imo State.

The dinner was attended by the wife of the Governor,  Barr Mrs. Chioma Uzodimma, the Deputy Governor, Prof Placid Njoku, the Speaker Imo State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon Anthony Emeka Nduka, members of the State Exco and other invited guests.

Being Trustworthy, My Most Important Asset – Obi

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Peter Obi

In continuation of his issue driven campaigns,  the Labour Party Presidential Candidate, Peter Obi at the weekend said that of all the qualities he possess heading to the February 25th Presidential poll, being trustworthy is the important of all. The fact that Nigerians can trust me is my most cherished asset.

In a series of tweets ostensibly to warn Nigerians against settling for less or repeating the mistakes of past, the LP Candidate said “We can no longer gamble with our fate and future. I’m running for President because, I am qualified, I have the capacity, credibility, commitment, stamina, governance experience, and track record. More importantly, Nigerians can trust me”

Obi noted that Nigeria that is working today is for a small minority of people “There is Nigeria; But there are no Nigerians. Currently, Nigeria works for a small minority of people; Nigeria must work for ALL Nigerians. Nigerians must be able to dwell securely and in safety wherever they live. This is the first duty of government.”

The former Anambra state Governor said that the desire of Nigerians to take back their country is total and unanimous because everybody wishes for a better life.  “The desire to take Nigeria back is nearly unanimous. We may be used to the old order; but we cannot vote for continuity of corruption, recklessness, impunity and poverty. Deprivation is not habit forming. Nigerians desire a better life.”

Obi explained the damage successive bad leadership has done to the psyche of Nigerians and declared that “Nigeria is badly in need of a reformative leadership. Bad leadership has hurt us deeply, damaged our psyche and diminished our potentials and dreams. “

Leave Uzodimma Alone To Do His Good Works, Bishop Amatu Tells Detractors

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Hope Uzodimma and Most Rev Solomon Amatu

The Catholic Bishop of Okigwe Diocese, Most Rev. (Dr.) Solomon Amatu has cautioned those distracting Governor Hope Uzodimma from the good works he is doing in Imo State to desist forthwith or they may be currying the wrath of God.

Delivering his homily on Sunday at the Holy Rosary Catholic Church, Umuehie, Anara, Isiala Mbano area of Okigwe zone, during a Confirmation ceremony for new communicants, Bishop Amatu who recognised that Governor Uzodimma’s emergence has all the trappings of divine mandate, noted that nobody can successfully fight God.

Bishop Amatu whose sermon touched on service to God and humanity commended the Governor on his giant development strides in the State, mostly people-oriented, especially on road infrastructure which he said have made “movement very easy and swift in the State.”

He called on those unleashing terror and mayhem on the State, thereby distracting and destabilising the Governor and his government, to sheathe their sword or they may be fighting God. He said “nobody can successfully fight God or His servants.”

His words: “Allow Governor Uzodimma continue with the good works he is doing for Imo State.”

The Bishop conveyed the appreciation of the Catholic community in Okigwe Diocese over the reconstructed Owerri-Okigwe road, particularly the first phase of the 56 kilometer expressway already commissioned by President Muhammadu Buhari, saying it has made life more meaningful for the rural dwellers.

The Bishop also lauded Governor Uzodimma for remaining focused and calm in the face of blackmail and propaganda deployed by his detractors and political opponents to troll him on the social media in particular.

He regretted that in today’s Nigeria most activities that are supposed to be illegal are getting government’s recognition and also legalized while the people keep mute.

Earlier, Bishop Amatu examined the new Communicants – young boys and girls – and found them worthy of admission and prayed God for the in-dwelling of the Holy Spirit as their guide in their new spiritual life.

In his remarks at the end of the Service, Governor Uzodimma told the congregation that the Owerri-Okigwe road has been fully paid for and will be completed before the end of January.

The Governor said that God does not make mistake in His choice of leaders and reiterated that he has come to serve Imo people sincerely  and with the fear of God.

He regretted that our people have suffered a lot due to the activities of leaders who do not have  the fear of God in them and so, care little about the welfare of the people.

“I cannot be a Governor and watch our people suffer,” he said even as he maintained that no government can succeed without the Church.

Governor Uzodimma however challenged the people to change their attitude  and and mindset, “support the good works and programmes of government designed to better the lot of the people.”

The Governor seized the opportunity to apologise to the Diocese over what the people went through in the past 14 months as a result of insecurity in the State and assured that Government is on top of the matter now.

He explained that the cases of kidnappings being experienced today are traced to the nefarious activities of condemned criminals who were forcefully released when the Owerri Correction Centre was bombed and over 1840 prison mates escaped.

He urged the people to feel free and go about their businesses as government is prepared to protect them and thanked the Bishop for the homily and his numerous successes in the Diocese.

The congregation could not control their excitement when Governor  Uzodimma announced  that he will complete the on-going Holy Rosary Umuehie Parish Church building which he assured them would be dedicated on Easter Sunday  2023.

Bishop Amatu and the entire clergy thanked and appreciated the Governor for taking away the burden off the shoulder of the people.

Governor Uzodimma eventually performed the symbolic foundation laying ceremony of the new Church building which was supervised by Bishop  Amatu, the clergy and top government officials.

The Governor was accompanied by the Deputy Governor, Prof Placid Njoku and the wife Bola, the Speaker Imo State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon Anthony Emeka Nduka and the wife, the Secretary to Government of Imo State, Chief Cosmas Iwu, the Chief of Staff, Barr Nnamdi Anyaehie, the Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Barr COC Akaolisa and other members of the State Expanded Executive Council.

Fake INEC Statement Aims At De-Marketing Tinubu, PCC Invites Police To Investigate; Arise TV Apologises

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bola tinubu

By Ayodele Oni

The Presidential Campaign Council, (PCC) of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has said that the forged statement, which was attributed to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) about its presidential candidate is an attempt to de market his presidential aspiration.

The PCC also accused two opposition parties, People’s Democratic Party, (PDP) and Labour Party (LP) of being behind the forged statement, which stated that Bola Tinubu’s alleged criminal record in the United States is being investigated by INEC.

It has therefore called on the police to investigate the circulation of the forged statement, to bring to justice those behind the circulation of the fake statement.

INEC had on Saturday distanced itself from the statement through the chairman, information committee, Mr Festus Okoye.

Mr Bayo Onanuga, director of media and publicity of PCC in a statement on Sunday, said that the PDP and LP, along with their allies in the media, have been waging campaign of calumny against Tinubu.

“The opposition Peoples Democratic Party and its subsidiary Labour Party having realized they have no sure path to victory in the February 2023 presidential election upped their campaign of calumny, disinformation and misinformation on Saturday by sponsoring fake news against the All Progressives Congress Presidential Candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

“They did it by forging the letterhead of the Independent National Electoral Commission and the signature of its national commissioner, Festus Okoye.

“The forged statement purportedly issued by INEC was disseminated to deceive the gullible public that INEC was investigating allegations against Asiwaju Tinubu that, they desperately hoped, will ultimately lead to the disqualification of the frontline APC Presidential candidate.

“We are not in any way surprised by the antics of the sinking opposition parties. What we found shocking was how quickly some compromised media organisations gulped the falsehood, hook, line and sinker, without attempting to verify.

“We understand why they did so: the forgery and its narrative fit their mindset of throwing overboard every known virtue of ethical journalism and professionalism, as they work in cahoot with the opposition to defame Asiwaju Tinubu.

“This inglorious path has been taken before since 2003 and in the run-up to the primaries of the ruling APC that produced Asiwaju Tinubu as the presidential torch bearer.

“Those who took this damned path of infamy lost their bet because Asiwaju Tinubu stands rock solid and indestructible.

“Our candidate has consistently said he will make this campaign about issues that affect the lives of Nigerians and how to proffer workable and enduring solutions that will improve quality of life of our people, who are looking for leaders at all levels to improve their lives and sow them seeds of prosperity in our country.

“He has demonstrated this resolve by publishing an 80-page manifesto tagged Action Plan for a Better Nigeria, which he has been selling to strategic sectoral groups in the country.

“We had hoped anyone aspiring to lead our country at this time will be a natural subscriber to this noble and higher goal.

“It is clear the opposition parties and purveyors of fake news have other negative ideas: they want to make this election cycle more about muckraking and mudslinging.

“While we want to stay above the fray and stand by our commitment to inspire our people and restore their faith and confidence in the immense goodness and greatness of our country, we want to serve notice to all the agents of disinformation and their collaborating media platforms, that our campaign organisation stands ready to confront and fight all libellous and defamatory publications against Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

“We shall no longer allow the prevailing recklessness and utter disregard for professional judgment to continue unchallenged.

“We also call on the police to investigate the circulation of the forged INEC statement and serve justice to those responsible.”

Meanwhile, ARISE TV has apologised to Tinubu for airing the story.

Ogun Senator Floats Group In Support Of Tinubu’s Ambition

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Bola Tinubu
Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu

By Ayodele Oni

Lawmaker representing Ogun West in the National Assembly, Senator Tolu Odebiyi, has identified good governance as a panacea for development.

Senator Odebiyi made the remark at the inauguration of South West  Movement for Good Governance and Ethical leadership (MGGEL) held in Akure, Ondo state capital.

He said the challenges facing good governance in the country is a fallout of bad leadership that has over the years hindered development.

Senator Odebiyi represented by Engr Ayo Olubori bemoaned people at the helms of affairs for refusing  to lift up the people, despite having the opportunity.

“It’s quite unfortunate that a good number of people at the corridor of power does not have any bearing in governance at all.

“Majority of people at the leadership positions in the country don’t have the needed quality that can produce good and meaningful governance in the country.”

On the formation of the movement, Senator Odebiyi noted the group is aimed at promoting leadership and good governance across the national politics adding that the group came at a time the country is preparing for the 2023 elections.

Ambassador Henry Bello, the convener and Director General of the group, said the country has suffered a lot due  to lack of good governance, urging electorate to vote wisely during next year’s general election.

“This is the more reason the movement is agitating for good governance and ethical leadership for a change of government in the country.

“The movement is giving full suport for the emergence of Bola Tinubu/Shettima for the presidency because it believes the team will provide quality governance.”

According to him, the antecedents of  Tinubu and Shettima when they were governors in Lagos and Borno states informed the movement’s opinion to give them their full support.

He pointed out that members will intensify efforts to give the APC presidential candidate victory at the election.

Mr Bello said that the movement has designed some campaign strategies which include visiting of  markets by members to preach the gospel of Tinubu and Shettima.

“So; artisans like hairdressers,  bricklayers, fashion designer and a host of the artisan will be involved while various professional bodies in the South West will be engaged.”

In her words, the National Women leader of Asiwaju totality and Iyalode Ojodu Lagos, Mrs Yetunde Babajide urged women in the group to go back to their various states to work hard for the emergency of Tinubu.

Highlights of the event was the inauguration of the coordinators for the group in the South West states, and local governments.

Election Petition Tribunals: Fake Judges Names In Circulation – Court Of Appeal

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Ayodele Oni
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Court of Appeal Abuja

By Ayodele Oni

Names of Judges that will serve in Election Petition Tribunal, which will hear complaints arising from 2023 elections, currently in circulation may be fake after all, as the Court of Appeal informs that it is yet to make public any name.

Although, the tribunals had been inaugurated, but names of Judges are still being kept secret.

The Court of Appeal announced on Sunday in Abuja that the general public to discontenance any purported list being peddled in the social media as the authentic list of the Judges.

Chief Registrar of the Court, Barrister Umar Mohammed Bangari in a statement Sunday clarified that the Appellate Court has nothing to do with the unconfirmed list of the  Judges.

The statements reads “The attention of the Court of Appeal has been drawn to a publication by an online medium, which is  trending on the social media purporting to be a list of judges  nominated as members  of  the 2023 Election Petition Tribunals.

“We hereby unequivocally state that the Court of Appeal does not know anything pertaining to this list and therefore neither directed nor consented to its publication.

“The general public is enjoined to disregard this list as the Court is currently working on the composition of the tribunals as well as sundry matters connected thereto.

“Information regarding the tribunals generally will be communicated to the public at the appropriate time.

“In the meantime, in order to avoid misleading the public and embarrassing the Court as has been caused by this publication,  we hereby renew our appeal to the media to always seek clarification from the Court before going to press on  sensitive matters concerning its functions and operations.

“In particular, enquiries regarding the election petition tribunals can be directed to the office of the Honourable President of the Court for prompt response please.”

Following, the circulating fake names.

10 FROM: ABIA

1.Justice C.O. Onyeabo

2.Justice Ory Zik-Ikeorha

3.Justice C.H. Ahuchaogu

4.Justice A.O. Chijioke

5.Justice K.C.J. Okereke

6.Justice L.T.C. Eruba

7.Justice Benson Anya

8.Justice Nweke Philomena

9.Justuce A.O. Phoeba

10.Justice C.K. Nwankwo

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6.FROM: ADAMAWA

1.Justice H.N.H. Joda

2.Justice B.I. Ladukiya

3.Justice Musa Usman

4.Justice K.L. Samuel

5.Justice A.J. Balami

6.Justice K.Z.U. Modibbo

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5.FROM: AKWA-IBOM

1.Justice P.P. Idiong

2.Justice A.D. Odokwo

3.Justice O.A. Okon

4.Justice F.J. Ibanga

5.Justice N.M. Obot

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8.FROM: BENUE

1.Justice W.I. Kpochi

2.Justice T.A. Kume

3.Justice T.T. Asua

4.Justice P.T. Kwahar

5.Justice M.T. Ugar

6.Justice A.I. Ityonyman

7.Justice M.M. Odinya

8.Justice I. Muhammed

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5.FROM: BORNO

1.Justice H.Y. Mshelia

2.Justice A.Z. Musa

3.Justice U.S. Sakwa

4.Justice M.G. Abubakar

5.Justice Binta Othman

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FROM: CROSS RIVERS

1.Justice F.N. Isoni

2.Justice E.O. Abua

3.Justice O.I. Ofem

4.Justice A.A. Ewah

5.Justice U.A. Ibrahim

6.Justice E.I. Ebri

7.Justice I.B. Etape

8.Justice E.A. Ubua

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FROM: DELTA

1.Justice A.O. Apkovi

2.Justice F.N. Azinge

3.Justice C.N. Ogadi

4.Justice E.N. Ejiro

5.Justice T.O. Uloho

6.Justice M.O. Omovie

7.Justice C.O. Emifoniye

8.Justice C.I. Dafe

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FROM: EBONYI

1.Justice H.A. Njoku

2.Justice B.A.N Ogbu

3.Justice N.E. Nwibo

4.Justice C.E. Eze

5.Justice I.P. Chima

6.Justice O. Elekwa

7.Justice T.A. Achom

8.Justice U. Onwosi

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FROM EDO

1.Justice V.O. Eboreime

2.Justice J.O. Okeaya

3.Justice Irele-Ifijeh

4.Justice V.O.A. Oviawe

5.Justice I.P. Braimoh

6.Justice T.I. Eghe-Abe

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FROM: EKITI

1.Justice A.L. Ogunmoye

2.Justice A.A. Adeleye

3.Justice L.O. Ogundana

4.Justice E.B. Omotoso

5.Justice A.O. Familoni

6.Justice J.A. Apuabi

7.Justice O.O. Oluboyede

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FROM: ENUGU

1.Justice R.O. Odugu

2.Justice E.N. Oluedo

3.Justice N.R. Oji

4.Justice C.A.B. Onaga

5.Justice U.J. Nweze

6.Justice E.N. Alukwu

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FROM: KADUNA

1.Justice E.Y.B. Lolo

2.Justice K. Dabo

3.Justice M.T. Rashid

4.Justice M.N. Sidi

5.Justice A.Y. John

6.Justice E. Michael

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FROM: KANO

1.Justice M.Yusuf Ubale

2.Justice A.A. Amina

3.Justice I.M.M Karaye

4.Justice N. Saminu

5.Justice J.S. Suleiman

6.Justice S.A. Maryam

7.Justice S.M. Ado

8.Justice A.A. Maiwada

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FROM: KATSINA

1.Justice A.B. Abdullahi

2.Justice A.K. Tukur

3.Justice I.W. Baraka

4.Justice B.U. Safiya

5.Justice I.I. Mashi

6.Justice L. Umar

7.Justice A. Yarima

8.Justice M.D. Hadiza

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FROM: JIGAWA

1.Justice A.M. Abubakar

2.Justice A.Y. Birnin Kudu

3.Justice I. Ya’u

4.Justice N. Zargina

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FROM: SOKOTO

1.Justice M.U. Dogondaji

2.Justice A.G. Sifawa

3.Justice M. Mohammed

4.Justice S. Shehu

5.Justice M.A. Sambo

6.Justice D.Y. Danjega

7.Justice B.Y. Tambuwa

8.Justice B. Ibrahim

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FROM: ZAMFARA

1.Justice B.M. Tukur

2.Justice H. Mikailu

3.Justice B.M. Kucheri

4.Justice I.H. Ismaila

5.Justice U. AbdulNasir

6.Justice S.G. G/Bore

7.Justice B. Rabi

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FROM: KEBBI

1.Justice U. Abubakar

2.Justice N.I. Umar

3.Justice S.B. Shuaibu

4.Justice F.H. Bunza

5.Justice S.K. Manya

6.Justice A.S. Bello

7.Justice S.U. Mukhtar

8.Justice U.A. S/Kudu

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FROM: TARABA

1.Justice S. Haruna

2.Justice A.B. Abbare

3.Justice C.J. Katabs

4.Justice M.A. Badamasi

5.Mrs E. Tata (CM)

6.Mr K.A.A. Yara (UAC)

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FROM: YOBE

1.Justice M.Z. Usman

2.Justice K.B. Yusuf

3.Justice M. Kyari

4.Justice H.L. Musa

5.Justice H.S. Tahir

6.Justice K.M.B Inuwa

7.Justice A.K. Kime

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FROM: GOMBE

1.Justice A.M. Yakubu

2.Justice H.H. Kereng

3.Justice S.Y. Abubakar

4.Justice M. Fatima

5.Justice D.S. Sikkam

6.Justice M.A. Haruna

7.Justice B.H. Abbayo

8.Justice M.I. Gombe

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FROM: KOGI

1.Justice F. Ajayi

2.Justice S. Umar

3.Justice M.M. Gwatana

4.Justice A.S. Husaini

5.Justice S. Zubayru

6.Justice B. Aina

7.Justice D. Yakubu

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FROM: RIVERS

1.Justice M.O. Opara

2.Justice G.C. Aguma

3.Justice F. Onyiri

4.Justice L.T. Senewo

5.Justice F.A. Fiberesima

6.Justice L. Ngbor-Abina

7.Justice O.D. Gbasam

8.Justice S.S. Popnen

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FROM: PLATEAU

1.Justice A.I. Ashom

2.Justice N.J. Dadi

3.Justice T. Zololo

4.Justice G.M. Kamyal

5.Justice V. Dadom

6.Justice D.S. Damulak

7.Justice S.S. Fomber

8.Justice B.M. Bassi

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FROM: NASARAWA

1.Justice R.G. Soji

2.Justice A.M. Mainoma

3.Justice S.A. Ayiwulu

4.Justice A.A. Ozegyu

5.Justice M.A. Ramat

6.Justice J.K. Kurape

7.Justice A.T. Chanbo

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FROM: NIGER

1.Justice M. Abdullahi

2.Justice S.T. Zainab

3.Justice Y.G. Bilkisu

4.Justice I. Usman

5.Justice I. Hauwa Kulu

6.Justice L.M. Amina

7.Justice M.I. Khadijat

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FROM: LAGOS

1.Justice M.O. Obadina

2.Justice J.E. Oyefeso

3.Justice A.O. Opesanwo

4.Justice L.B.L. Akapo

5.Justice J.A. Kudirat

6.Justice S.S. Ogunsanya

7.Justice I.O. Akinkugbe

8.Justice O.A. Adamson

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FROM: OGUN

1.Justice C.C. Ogunsanya

2.Justice O. Ogunfowora

3.Justice A.A.S. Femi

4.Justice A.O. Araba

5.Justice A.A. Adewole

6.Mr I.O. Awofeso (CM)

7.Mr D.I. Dipeolu (CM)

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FROM: OSUN

1.Justice A.A. Ajeibe

2.Justice A.O. Ayoola

3.Justice K.M. Akano

4.Justice A.L. Adegoke

5.Justice M.O. Agboola

6.Justice S.A. Oke

7.Justice M.O. Okediya

8.Justice A.O. Adenji

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FROM: ONDO

1.Justice O.A. Osadebay

2.Justice P.O. Ikujuni

3.Justice W.R. Olamide

4.Justice O. Sunday

5.Justice J.O. Abe

6.Justice A. Enikuomehin

7.Justice T.M. Adedipe

8.Justice A.E. Akeredolu

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FROM: OYO

1.Justice G.A. Sunmonu

2.Justice O.M. Fadeyi

3.Justice E.O. Ajayi

4.Justice M.L. Owolabi

5.Justice M.I. Sule

6.Justice L.A. Ganiyu

7.Justice B.A. Taiwo

8.Justice O.A. Adetujoye

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FROM: KWARA

1.Justice A.A. Adebara

2.Justice A.S. Halima

3.Justice A. Gegele

4.Justice F.D. Lawal

5.Justice J.Z. Umar

6.Justice M.A. Oniye

7.Mrs O.I. Olabisi

8.Justice K. Abdul-Latif

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FROM: IMO

1.Justice L.C. Azuama

2.Justice K.A. Ojiako

3.Justice B.C. Iheka

4.Justice S.I. Okpara

5.Justice V.I Onyeka

6.Justice E.N. Eke

7.Justice K.A Leweanya

8.Justice J.I. Obichere

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FROM: BAYELSA

1.Justice J.B. Egele

2.Justice TY Abasi

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FROM: FCT HIGH COURT

1.Justice M.E. Anenih

2.Justice O.A. Adeniyi

3.Justice A.I. Kutigi

4.Justice A.O. Otaluka

5.Justice Y Halilu

6.Justice A.O. Ebong

7.Justice B. Hassan

8.Justice E. Enenche

9.Justuce A.S. Usman

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FROM: FHC

1.Justice A.A. Okeke

2.Justice M.A. Onytenu

3.Justice H.R.A. Shagari

4.Justice J.O. Abdulmalik

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FROM: N.I COURT

1.Justice I.S. Galadima

2.Justice S.H. Danjidda

3.Justice K.D. Damuak

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