ADC in trouble if Supreme Court delays judgment beyond 48 hours - Magaji Mato

Author: Francis UgwuPublished on: April 29, 2026Country: Nigeria

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ADC in trouble if Supreme Court delays judgment beyond 48 hours - Magaji Mato

Senior lawyer Magaji Mato warned that the African Democratic Congress (ADC) may face challenges if the Supreme Court of Nigeria does not deliver judgment in a pending appeal within 48 hours. Mato emphasized the urgency due to deadlines set by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and stated that a delayed ruling could trigger political tensions and disrupt the electoral process.

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