#ConstitutionalLaw

Jun

2026

Political Party Deregistration in Nigeria: Has the Court Gone Beyond the Supreme Court’s Ruling?

POLITICS#ConstitutionalLaw, #ElectoralCommission, #INEC, #INECDeregistration, #PoliticalPartyDeregistration, #PoliticalPartyRegistration, #RuleOfLaw, #SupremeCourtNigeria

Political Party Deregistration in Nigeria: Has the Court Gone Beyond the Supreme Court's Ruling? "Can a court compel INEC to deregister political parties, or has judicial authority crossed a constitutional line? The answer could reshape Nigeria's democratic landscape and redefine the balance between electoral regulation and judicial power." "Has the court gone beyond the Supreme Court's position on political party deregistration? Dr. M.O. Ubani, SAN, examines Section 225A, INEC's constitutional powers, locus standi, and the limits of judicial intervention in electoral regulation." "Nigeria's political and legal landscape has once again been thrust into controversy following a court judgment directing the…

Jan

2026

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Impeachment Notice to Fubara Invalid, Says PDP Chieftain Over ‘Madam’ Error

POLITICS#ConstitutionalLaw, #ImpeachmentProcess, #NigerianPolitics, #PDPNews, #RiversImpeachment, #RiversStateAssembly, #RiversStateCrisis, #SiminalayiFubara

Impeachment Notice to Fubara Invalid, Says PDP Chieftain Over ‘Madam’ Error "A PDP chieftain, Daboikiabo Warmate, says the impeachment notice allegedly issued to Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara is invalid, citing a fundamental legal flaw in the document." A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Daboikiabo Warmate, has declared the impeachment notice reportedly issued to Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, by the State House of Assembly as invalid, citing what he described as a fundamental administrative and legal defect. Warmate made the assertion during an interview with Trust TV on Friday, January 9, 2026, while reacting to the deepening…