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During this interesting podcast some weeks ago, this informed man was telling them that NDC is not a registered political party YET, that's NDC is only existing by Court Order and they should not shout Tinubu's name IF the court decides to later remove their order o🤣🤣 Now, the...

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NDC rejects court order voiding its registration, heads to appeal court The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has rejected an order by the federal high court in Lokoja setting aside an earlier judgment that compelled the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to register the party.
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NDC rejects court order voiding its registration, heads to appeal court The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has rejected an order by the federal high court in Lokoja setting aside an earlier judgment that compelled the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to register the party.

TheCable

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Urma Ardo was on Arise TV on Feb 6, 2026 saying It is Ridiculous For INEC To Say they Registered NDC By Court Order.... Peter Obi and Kwankwaso joined NDC on May 3rd 2026....3 months after he said this on Arise TV🤣🤣🤣
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Urma Ardo was on Arise TV on Feb 6, 2026 saying It is Ridiculous For INEC To Say they Registered NDC By Court Order.... Peter Obi and Kwankwaso joined NDC on May 3rd 2026....3 months after he said this on Arise TV🤣🤣🤣

Taiwo_Ajakaye

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🗣️: "The court said that they deposed an affidavit that they became aware in April, is there anybody in this country that is not aware that the NDC was registered via a court order in December last year?" 🗣️:"If you go home and sleep over your rights, and wake up five months later, that does not show diligence on your part." Lawyer and public affairs analyst, Barr. Liborous Oshoma (liborous oshoma) explains to Joyce Onyemuwa on the #SunnySide the logo tussle that culminated in the derecognition of the NDC by INEC. #NigeriaInfoSS
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🗣️: "The court said that they deposed an affidavit that they became aware in April, is there anybody in this country that is not aware that the NDC was registered via a court order in December last year?" 🗣️:"If you go home and sleep over your rights, and wake up five months later, that does not show diligence on your part." Lawyer and public affairs analyst, Barr. Liborous Oshoma (liborous oshoma) explains to Joyce Onyemuwa on the #SunnySide the logo tussle that culminated in the derecognition of the NDC by INEC. #NigeriaInfoSS

Nigeria Info FM 99.3

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NDC SUPPORTERS: HAVE YOU HEARD? A Federal High Court in Lokoja has overturned its earlier judgment ordering INEC to register the NDC as a political party, ruling that the decision was made without hearing all affected parties. The court, following a challenge by the Peace Movement Party (PMP), ordered that the case should start afresh with INEC, PMP, and NDC as parties. The status quo before the December 2025 judgment has also been restored pending the final determination of the suit.
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NDC SUPPORTERS: HAVE YOU HEARD? A Federal High Court in Lokoja has overturned its earlier judgment ordering INEC to register the NDC as a political party, ruling that the decision was made without hearing all affected parties. The court, following a challenge by the Peace Movement Party (PMP), ordered that the case should start afresh with INEC, PMP, and NDC as parties. The status quo before the December 2025 judgment has also been restored pending the final determination of the suit.

High Chief Lawrence Igbins Okoro

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Supreme Court Decision on ADC Should Not Warrant Celebration, Nothing Has Been Decided - Maduabuchi The ADC had no business at the Supreme Court. There was no appealable decision by the Federal High Court. The Court of Appeal overstepped its bounds by making an order no one sought. In reaching the proper decision that there was no valid appeal by the David Mark faction, the Court of Appeal went a step further and ordered that the _status quo_ be maintained. That was wrong. When INEC, acting on the Court of Appeal’s order, removed David Mark, it was on solid ground. The Appellate Court’s order was to maintain _status quo ante bellum_, not _status quo_. Oba Maduabuchi, SAN
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Supreme Court Decision on ADC Should Not Warrant Celebration, Nothing Has Been Decided - Maduabuchi The ADC had no business at the Supreme Court. There was no appealable decision by the Federal High Court. The Court of Appeal overstepped its bounds by making an order no one sought. In reaching the proper decision that there was no valid appeal by the David Mark faction, the Court of Appeal went a step further and ordered that the _status quo_ be maintained. That was wrong. When INEC, acting on the Court of Appeal’s order, removed David Mark, it was on solid ground. The Appellate Court’s order was to maintain _status quo ante bellum_, not _status quo_. Oba Maduabuchi, SAN

ARISE NEWS

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The Court Ruled That NDC Was Deemed Registered By INEC - Enekweizu Reading the entire judgment, the court made several consequential orders that effectively treated the NDC as having been registered by INEC from the date we submitted our application. INEC had a legal duty to register us after we met all the requirements, but it refused to do so without any lawful justification. That is what compelled us to go to court. Ikenna Enekweizu, National Secretary, Nigeria Democratic Congress
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The Court Ruled That NDC Was Deemed Registered By INEC - Enekweizu Reading the entire judgment, the court made several consequential orders that effectively treated the NDC as having been registered by INEC from the date we submitted our application. INEC had a legal duty to register us after we met all the requirements, but it refused to do so without any lawful justification. That is what compelled us to go to court. Ikenna Enekweizu, National Secretary, Nigeria Democratic Congress

ARISE NEWS

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ADC Crisis:"...ADC should tell Nigerians the truth... What is the judgment/order that the Appeal Court gave that made ADC go on appeal to the Supreme Court...? ..if the order made was not against them, would they have appealed to the Supreme Court...?" - Nyesom Wike, Minister of FCT Wike knows every details of the ADC case more than Peter Obi, Aregebesola etc
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ADC Crisis:"...ADC should tell Nigerians the truth... What is the judgment/order that the Appeal Court gave that made ADC go on appeal to the Supreme Court...? ..if the order made was not against them, would they have appealed to the Supreme Court...?" - Nyesom Wike, Minister of FCT Wike knows every details of the ADC case more than Peter Obi, Aregebesola etc

Àkànní

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Dear Nigerians, WAKE UP, E DON HAPPEN! Federal High Court has nullified the electoral timeframe imposed on political parties by INEC. The APC may have bitten off more than they can chew. BAT rushed & signed the Rubber Stamp Electoral Act because it favors them. But that law was a very horrible legislation. Now a Federal High Court has nullified key positions of the Timetable set by INEC. The Youth Party went to court & challenged INEC. What this means is that people can still defect to other parties until September. Your AGF Lateef Fagbemi has again shown his bias & incompetence. Lateef is unfit for office. INEC on its part is heading to court to challenge the ruling. But on whose interest? Godswill Akpabio’s Rubber Stamp tried to regulate INEC (against the provisions of the Constitution). They passed that horrible legislation to favor themselves. The 10th National Assembly tried to coronate Asiwaju at the detriment of a multi-party democracy. Their action is treasonable! This case will go up to the Supreme Court. But for now, the law allows people to join other parties irrespective of INEC & its deadlines. APC rushed to conduct their primaries to shut out other political parties. A terrible judgement call on their part. The Federal High Court ruling has set in motion things the APC may not be able to control. For now, let Nigerians breathe! The NDC should be careful. Those who already contested for primaries in APC, should not be allowed to contest in NDC. Avoid litigations.
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Dear Nigerians, WAKE UP, E DON HAPPEN! Federal High Court has nullified the electoral timeframe imposed on political parties by INEC. The APC may have bitten off more than they can chew. BAT rushed & signed the Rubber Stamp Electoral Act because it favors them. But that law was a very horrible legislation. Now a Federal High Court has nullified key positions of the Timetable set by INEC. The Youth Party went to court & challenged INEC. What this means is that people can still defect to other parties until September. Your AGF Lateef Fagbemi has again shown his bias & incompetence. Lateef is unfit for office. INEC on its part is heading to court to challenge the ruling. But on whose interest? Godswill Akpabio’s Rubber Stamp tried to regulate INEC (against the provisions of the Constitution). They passed that horrible legislation to favor themselves. The 10th National Assembly tried to coronate Asiwaju at the detriment of a multi-party democracy. Their action is treasonable! This case will go up to the Supreme Court. But for now, the law allows people to join other parties irrespective of INEC & its deadlines. APC rushed to conduct their primaries to shut out other political parties. A terrible judgement call on their part. The Federal High Court ruling has set in motion things the APC may not be able to control. For now, let Nigerians breathe! The NDC should be careful. Those who already contested for primaries in APC, should not be allowed to contest in NDC. Avoid litigations.

NEFERTITI

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INEC Cannot Tell a Political Party Who Is or Ought to Be Its Candidate - Sambo What INEC can do is be a witness to how a candidate emerges, take down notes, and preserve them, and if the process goes to court, they can present that in court. If the process does not go to court, INEC must accept the candidate presented by the party. Sumner Sambo, Director of News, Arise News
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INEC Cannot Tell a Political Party Who Is or Ought to Be Its Candidate - Sambo What INEC can do is be a witness to how a candidate emerges, take down notes, and preserve them, and if the process goes to court, they can present that in court. If the process does not go to court, INEC must accept the candidate presented by the party. Sumner Sambo, Director of News, Arise News

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#WATCH | Supreme Court stays the order of Delhi HC, which suspended the life sentence of expelled BJP leader Kuldeep Singh Sengar in the 2017 Unnao rape case of a minor girl. Hemant Kumar Maurya, an advocate from the victims' side, says, "I would like to thank the Supreme Court today. The victim also wants to express her gratitude. The Supreme Court has issued a strong order to the lower courts stating that the accused will not be released from jail in any case, and the order granting relief has been stayed. The opposition has been given time to file a counter-affidavit, and until then, he will not be released from jail under any circumstances. This is the order of the Supreme Court, and there is a stay on the High Court's order."

ANI

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BREAKING: The Federal High Court sitting in Lokoja has vacated its earlier judgment which directed INEC to register the NDC as a political party. Justice Isah Dashen, the presiding judge, held that the earlier judgment was constitutionally defective as it was delivered without hearing from all interested parties. The ruling follows an application filed by the Peace Movement Party (PMP), where it argued that NDC’s registration was based on a logo it had previously submitted to INEC before the commencement of the suit. According to the judge, all relevant parties must be heard before any substantive decision can be made in the matter. Consequently, the court ordered that the substantive suit should begin afresh, with INEC, the PMP, and the NDC as parties to the case. Justice Dashen further ruled that the status quo be restored to what it was before the December 2025 judgment, pending the determination of the substantive suit. Counsel to the applicant, Chikezie Ekeocha, told journalists that the PMP approached the court after discovering that NDC’s registration was based on a logo it had previously submitted to INEC before the commencement of the suit. According to Ekeocha, the court agreed that the applicant’s rights had been affected and consequently vacated the earlier judgment, which directed the registration of NDC as a political party.
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BREAKING: The Federal High Court sitting in Lokoja has vacated its earlier judgment which directed INEC to register the NDC as a political party. Justice Isah Dashen, the presiding judge, held that the earlier judgment was constitutionally defective as it was delivered without hearing from all interested parties. The ruling follows an application filed by the Peace Movement Party (PMP), where it argued that NDC’s registration was based on a logo it had previously submitted to INEC before the commencement of the suit. According to the judge, all relevant parties must be heard before any substantive decision can be made in the matter. Consequently, the court ordered that the substantive suit should begin afresh, with INEC, the PMP, and the NDC as parties to the case. Justice Dashen further ruled that the status quo be restored to what it was before the December 2025 judgment, pending the determination of the substantive suit. Counsel to the applicant, Chikezie Ekeocha, told journalists that the PMP approached the court after discovering that NDC’s registration was based on a logo it had previously submitted to INEC before the commencement of the suit. According to Ekeocha, the court agreed that the applicant’s rights had been affected and consequently vacated the earlier judgment, which directed the registration of NDC as a political party.

CHUKS 🍥

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What arrogance ?Why can’t someone from government facilitate the implementation of a court order? Allowing kids to sit in class X exams. Or are they being punished for having the audacity to approach the court and get an order. That is a v common disease when in power
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What arrogance ?Why can’t someone from government facilitate the implementation of a court order? Allowing kids to sit in class X exams. Or are they being punished for having the audacity to approach the court and get an order. That is a v common disease when in power

Sajad Lone

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A High Court in Lokoja has vacated its December 10, 2025, judgment ordering INEC to register the NDC, ruling that all parties must be heard before a decision is made. The Peace Movement Party was also upheld as a necessary party in the case.
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A High Court in Lokoja has vacated its December 10, 2025, judgment ordering INEC to register the NDC, ruling that all parties must be heard before a decision is made. The Peace Movement Party was also upheld as a necessary party in the case.

News Central TV

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"The court has no jurisdiction to make that order, Becuse they court has no jurisdiction to entertain the substantive matter, being an internal affair of a political party." - David Mark's ADC legal counsel insists the Court has no Business in this Matter.
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"The court has no jurisdiction to make that order, Becuse they court has no jurisdiction to entertain the substantive matter, being an internal affair of a political party." - David Mark's ADC legal counsel insists the Court has no Business in this Matter.

Chude

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CHRIS MURPHY: Can you commit to us that if a court judges something ICE or DHS is doing as illegal or unconstitutional and tells you to stop, that you will comply with the court order? MARKWAYNE MULLIN: We will never break the Constitution and we're not going to break the law, but we're gonna enforce our nation's laws MURPHY: That's not the same thing as committing to obey a court order MULLIN: We see courts over and over use their bench for political opinion
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CHRIS MURPHY: Can you commit to us that if a court judges something ICE or DHS is doing as illegal or unconstitutional and tells you to stop, that you will comply with the court order? MARKWAYNE MULLIN: We will never break the Constitution and we're not going to break the law, but we're gonna enforce our nation's laws MURPHY: That's not the same thing as committing to obey a court order MULLIN: We see courts over and over use their bench for political opinion

Aaron Rupar

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“The Supreme Court Judge did Zero Homework.. 70 percent of all dog bites are actually from pets at home”- Maneka Sanjay Gandhi says the Supreme Court order mandating street dogs to be leashed and taken into shelters is like a “Marie Antionette order - it’s the equivalent of let them have cake” - with an uproar across India and mass protests, the Chief Justice has asked for a review of the order by a three judge bench of the cruel order that if not reversed will send hapless dogs to their death. In full here-
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“The Supreme Court Judge did Zero Homework.. 70 percent of all dog bites are actually from pets at home”- Maneka Sanjay Gandhi says the Supreme Court order mandating street dogs to be leashed and taken into shelters is like a “Marie Antionette order - it’s the equivalent of let them have cake” - with an uproar across India and mass protests, the Chief Justice has asked for a review of the order by a three judge bench of the cruel order that if not reversed will send hapless dogs to their death. In full here-

barkha dutt

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I can't get why some people are painting the NDC in a bad light and why their leaders can't call their supporters to order. We are not going to allow anyone to destroy anybody’s image when you have just come into the party and we have done everything for you. - NDC National Leader, Senator Seriake Dickson, hits back over recent criticism directed at the party
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I can't get why some people are painting the NDC in a bad light and why their leaders can't call their supporters to order. We are not going to allow anyone to destroy anybody’s image when you have just come into the party and we have done everything for you. - NDC National Leader, Senator Seriake Dickson, hits back over recent criticism directed at the party

Nigerian Affairs Journal

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Q: They defied a search warrant this morning. Do you think they'll abide by a federal court order? FREY: Everybody listen to that question. The question is 'will this administration abide by a court order.' These are the underpinnings of our democracy and Constitution. The answer better be yes.
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Q: They defied a search warrant this morning. Do you think they'll abide by a federal court order? FREY: Everybody listen to that question. The question is 'will this administration abide by a court order.' These are the underpinnings of our democracy and Constitution. The answer better be yes.

Aaron Rupar

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