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How 2022 Electoral Act Would Affect Election Cases In Nigeria – Expert

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The Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association NBA Barrister Hassan Maidawa Garba has raised alarm over the 2022 amended electoral Act which may cause scripts in the adjudication of cases.

Speaking during the NBA week in Yola Barrister Maidawa said the there might be some bubby traps in dispensing with the cases since the electoral Act has removed the dispensation of electoral cases from State judiciary to Federal High courts and Appeal court which is an aberrations because most of the cases would not be dispensed with in time.

Barrister Hassan Maidawa Garba who is the NBA chairman in Adamawa State revealed that until the electoral Act is reviewed to allow State courts to handle election cases it would be difficult to handle these cases within the time limit.

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Hr narrated that the electoral Act 2022 has caused disruption in the system if allowed to continue without amendment’s this is one factor that has made so many cases to be pending in the Federal high courts across the country and to dispense with these cases before elections in February.

He said the National Assembly should look into the possible ways of reviewing the electoral Act 2022 before elections.

He said the NBA has been discussing these things and possible ways of finding solutions as these cases currently pilling in the Federal High courts since the primaries cannot be dispensed with before the elections.

 

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