Kano: Appeal Court restates order sacking Gov. Yusuf, blames clerical error for judgement’s CTC

The Court of Appeal, on Wednesday, restated its order that sacked Abba Yusuf as governor of Kano State.
The chief registrar of the Court of Appeal, Umar Bangari, made this known while briefing journalists in Abuja.
The appellate court dismissed, as a clerical error, a portion in the certified true copy of its judgement, which Mr Yusuf and his party, the New Nigeria Peoples Party, NNPP, claimed validated their victory in the gubernatorial contest that was held on March 18.
“What happened in the judgement copy was a clerical error that did not in any way invalidate or change the findings and conclusion of the Court.
“The clerical error will be rectified once parties in the matter file formal application to that effect,” he said.
He drew the attention of newsmen to Order 23 Rule 4 of the Court of Appeal Handbook, which empowers the court to correct any clerical error once detected by the court or any of the parties in the matter.
He, however, insisted that contrary to insinuations, the judgement of the court remains valid.
“The Court is empowered to correct such clerical error and would be done as appropriate,” he said.
(NAN)
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