The Presidential Election Petition Tribunal in Abuja has rescinded its earlier decision to cancel the afternoon session of the Friday’s hearing to enable to the petitioners to conclude their case on the last of the 10 days allocated to them.
The afternoon proceedings, when the petitioners will have the opportunity to tender the documents before the tribunal as exhibits, are likely to last for only two hours as it is usually the case in the previous proceedings. The later decision might have overruled the petitioners’ earlier request for more time to conclude their case.
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