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STRATEGIES AND PROCEDURES FOR EXPEDITING ELECTION PETITIONS AND APPEALS*
Written by danquahinstitute.org Sunday, 10 February 2013 17:08
Abstract
Justice delayed, they say, is justice denied. Delay in the dispensation of electoral disputes in Nigeria has become an albatross to the Nigerian nation. It has become a sour point in our electoral process. In this article, the writer meticulously looked at the various strategies and procedures for expediting election petitions and appeals in our electoral system.
Introduction
The general saying is that justice delayed is justice denied, and section 36 (1) of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended) gives to every person the right to have his civil rights and obligations determined by a court after a fair hearing and within a reasonable time. For clarity, the sub-section reads: Full Document
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