[BREAKING] Bayelsa Election: Supreme Court Dismisses Timi Alaibe’s Appeal Challenging Duoye Diri’s Candidacy

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BREAKING: Supreme Court Dismisses Timi Alaibe’s Appeal Challenging Duoye Diri’s Candidacy In 2019 Bayelsa Election

The Supreme Court has dismissed Timi Alaibe’s appeal challenging the candidacy of Duoye Diri as the governorship candidate of the People’s Democratic Party in the November 2019 election in Bayelsa State.

Alaibe who had earlier lost a similar suit at the Federal High Court and the Court of Appeal is claiming that he is the authentic candidate of the PDP.Details shortly.

 

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