Osun Governorship Election Tribunal Relocates To Abuja.

The Osun State Governorship Election Tribunal constituted to
look into the complaints arising from the September 22 poll has
been relocated to Abuja, the nation’s capital.

From the High Court of Justice Complex, Osogbo to FCT High Court
sitting in Apo, Abuja.

Secretary of the tribunal, Adamu Aliyu, announced this on
Saturday in a statement posted on the notice board within the
premises of the High Court of Justice Complex, Osogbo, the state
capital.

The statement read, “The general public should be informed that
the sitting of the Osun State Governorship Election Petition
Tribunal has been relocated from High Court Justice Complex Osogbo
to FCT High Court Apo, Abuja.”

The relocation followed a statement by the National Headquarters
of the Court of Appeal that the tribunal has not been disbanded as
claimed by a political party in the state.

Mr Aliyu also confirmed the development to Channels Television
in a telephone interview but did not give any reason for the
relocation of the tribunal.

Reacting to the news, the leadership of the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) in Osun said they were not informed of the logic behind
the relocation of the tribunal to Abuja.

Mr Dele Adeleke, who spoke on behalf of the party, insisted that
the geographical location of the tribunal would not prevent Senator
Ademola Adeleke from reclaiming his mandate as the governor of the
state.

He added that the party’s legal team remained undeterred in the
quest to expose the purported electoral frauds that took place
during the election.

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