The court ruled, “INEC must act to ensure strict compliance with the law.”
Mr Peretei described the emergence of the coalition as necessary and timely, saying the PDP structures have been completely dissolved into the ADC.
Tom Ikimi, the national chairman of PDP’s National Disciplinary Committee, says fairness, firmness, and decisiveness will restore hope and confidence to the party.
The witnesses all agreed that other aspects of the election went well until it was time to upload the presidential results, and then the BVAS machines refused to work.
All the parties agreed that the cross examination of the witness should be adjourned till tomorrow, June 15.
“We are objecting to all except the ones listed by INEC,” said Mr Fagbemi on behalf of the APC.
Two of the documents tendered were Form EC 8E, which is the final declaration of the winner’s result and BVAS report from all 36 states and FCT.
The tribunal dismissed the applications by Mr Abubakar, PDP and Peter Obi of the Labour Party for a live televised of the proceedings for lacking in merit.
The three-member panel granted the request while ruling on three separate ex parte applications filed by Mr Atiku and PDP; Mr Obi and LP and APM.
Mr Ayu said Nigerians are going through hardship under the APC government which plunged the country into “big economic mess” with the high cost of living.
