The judge held that the suspended Deputy Commissioner of Police gave insufficient grounds for the application to be granted.
Mr Godswill Akpabio challenged the judgement of the Court of Appeal Abuja, which set aside an earlier Federal High Court Abuja victory.
The Uyo division of the court had, on November 14, nullified the nomination of Mr Udofia as the governorship candidate of the APC in Akwa Ibom.
The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court had on September 30 nullified the nomination of Messrs Oyetola and Alabi.
Mr Oyetola described the judgment as a miscarriage of justice, urging the Court of Appeal to set aside the lower court’s ruling and affirm their nominations as valid and lawful.
The court said the decision to forward the names of Mr Oyetola and his deputy governorship candidate amounted to a nullity in law.
Mr Kabara, through his counsel, Mr Dalhatu, sued the Upper Sharia Court Kofa Kudu and the Kano government as the first and second respondents, respectively.
The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court has dismissed the fresh bail application filed by disgraced police chief Abba Kyari.
The judge said the terms, which would run concurrently, would commence from the day the NDLEA arrested the defendants.
The two alleged drug dealers, arrested at the Akanu Ibiam International Airport in Enugu, had pleaded guilty to five, six and seven counts preferred against them by NDLEA.
