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Atiku’s Appeal at Supreme Court will Fail again, Buhari Supporters Boast via thisdaylive

Buhari Media Organisation Thursday described as an exercise in futility the appeal filed by the Peoples Democratic Party and its presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, at the Supreme Court, saying the exercise would only re-emphasise the judgment of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal in favour of President Muhammadu Buhari.

“If they had thoroughly digested the judgment they would not have wasted their resources to file an appeal. It was one of the very few times that five justices would sit to deliver a judgment and be unanimous in their decision. This was so because there could not have been any other decision contrary to what they held: Atiku’s case was a no-brainer, and lacked any substance.

 

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