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Tribunal Judgment: Peter Obi Heads to Supreme Court

Tribunal Judgment: Peter Obi Heads to Supreme Court
Peter Obi and Bola Tinubu

Peter Obi’s legal is set to file an appeal at the Supreme Court on Tuesday against the judgment delivered by the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal.

The spokesperson of Peter Obi-Datti Presidential Campaign Council, Yunusa Tanko revealed this on Saturday.

Tanko also mentioned that Peter Obi has no plan to change members of his legal team.

He said:
“I just confirmed that we have not filed the appeal. That will be done between now and Tuesday.

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“We are also not seeking to engage or tweak our team of lawyers.”

The National Legal Adviser of LP, Kehinde Edun also told reporters

Edun said:

We have not filed the appeal yet because we are still within the time frame.

“It will be done any moment from now. our legal team is still intact. They are some of our best hands.

“There is no reason to change them since we do not doubt their capabilities.”

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