Supreme Court Fixes Date To Hear Appeal Of Atiku/Obi, PDP

Hamilton Nwosa
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The announcement was made on Sunday through the PDP’s official Twitter page.

The PDP in its tweet said, “The Supreme Court of Nigeria has scheduled to hear the appeal of the @OfficialPDPNig and @atiku/@PeterObi, arising from the judgment of the Appeal Court on Wednesday, October 30, 2019. It’s time to #RescueNigeria.”

Atiku and PDP in September formally filed 66 grounds of appeal against the judgment of the presidential election petitions tribunal at the Supreme Court.

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