Lagos Chief Judge Justice Kareem Alogba on Thursday inaugurated
two election petition tribunals to look into disputes arising from
July 24 Local Government elections.
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The first tribunal has Justice Babajide Candide-Johnson as
chairman and sit at Ikeja High Court.
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It will take petitions from Lagos mainland.
The second panel has Justice Adeniyi Onigbanjo as chairman and
sits at former Federal High Court complex at Central Business
District at Alausa, Ikeja.
It will take all petitions from Lagos Island.
Lagos Chief Judge Justice Kareem Alogba on Thursday inaugurated
two election petition tribunals to look into disputes arising from
July 24 Local Government elections.
The first tribunal has Justice Babajide Candide-Johnson as
chairman and sit at Ikeja High Court.
It will take petitions from Lagos mainland.
The second panel has Justice Adeniyi Onigbanjo as chairman and
sits at former Federal High Court complex at Central Business
District at Alausa, Ikeja.
It will take all petitions from Lagos Island.