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Breaking: Supreme Court says it lacks jurisdiction to hear Atiku’s case

Per Second NewsOctober 26, 20231 Mins read2.4k

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As Justice Okoro reels out judgment in the appeal filed against the Presidential Election Petitions Court on Thursday, the Supreme Court said it lacked jurisdiction to entertain the appeal brought by the duo of Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and Mr Peter Obi.

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