The judgement delivered on Thursday postponed the battle over the Nigerian president’s certificate forgery till the 2027 general elections.
He added that once Mr Akeredolu fulfils his responsibilities as governor, there’s no need to raise concerns about his continued absence.
Four years after Keyamo’s statement, it backfired when Chicago State University (CSU), in a deposition, confirmed Mr Tinubu submitted a forged certificate to INEC.
CSU’s deposition has sparked reactions amongst Nigerians, with many calling for Mr Tinubu’s ouster in line with the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
If Mr Tinubu is sacked, he would be the first Nigerian president to be sacked by the Supreme Court.
The Speaker, Olamide Oladiji, said the letter of notice was received on behalf of Mr Aiyedatiwa by his chief protocol officer.
The ruling marks a major blow to Mr Tinubu and a progress for Mr Abubakar, who has been seeking the records to establish that the Nigerian president tnedered forged certificate.
“If they have the passion to serve, we can work together because there is room for everyone.”
Michael Hayes said the school’s administrators — if asked under oath — won’t be able to certify Mr Tinubu’s certificate because they “just don’t know” where
Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State has officially written the state’s House of Assembly, stating his resumption from medical vacation.
