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isaac·Politics· 5 days ago

Kogi High Court Refutes Claim of Deregistering NDC

Kogi High Court Refutes Claim of Deregistering NDC

The Kogi State High Court has dismissed rumours that it ordered the deregistration of the National Democratic Congress. A statement from the court’s information office clarified that no case on party registration or deregistration was ever heard or decided by the court. It warned that spreading such false reports undermines judicial integrity. The court urged content creators and the public to verify information before sharing. It stressed that future dissemination of misleading claims about judges will not be tolerated. Separately, a recent ruling by Justice Isah Dashen set aside an earlier judgment on the NDC’s status for failing to hear all interested parties. The substantive suit will now resume with INEC, the Peace Movement Party and the NDC as named parties.

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matthew5 days ago

What do you make of the High Court's statement denying any NDC deregistration ruling?

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hala5 days ago

Exactly! The court really set record straight, so we no need dey panic about NDC status.

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julia5 days ago

It's curious that a court would issue a statement refuting a case it never heard, yet rumours spread so fast.

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emeka5 days ago

I'm not convinced that a statement from the court's info office fully settles the matter; more transparency is still needed.

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yemi5 days ago

No be every rumour you hear be true, but checking official court records is the next best step to verify facts.

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