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#PEPTJudgement: Tribunal Dismisses APM’s Petition Against Shettima
Presidential Election Tribunal Delivers Judgement On APM’s Petition On Double, Invalid Nomination Of Shettima
The Allied Peoples Movement (APM)’s petition challenging double nomination of vice-President, Kashim Shettima has just been struck out by the Presidential Election Tribunal in Abuja.Justice Haruna Tsammani, chairman of the panel, read out the ruling.
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The tribunal held that the issue of double nomination of any candidate was a pre-election matter.According to Tsammani, the APM lacks the locus standi to challenge the nomination of the candidates of another political party.
Peter Obi and the Labour Party had also challenged the same double nomination of Shettima. On the issue of invalid nomination, Justice Tsammani said the claim in the petition that the vice president was invalidly nominated is in variance with the constitution as there’s no ground for the disqualification of a candidate on invalid nomination is unknown to the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria.