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PDP wins Tafawa Balewa state assembly seat in Bauchi
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has been declared winner of Tafawa Balewa constituency seat in the Bauchi state house of assembly.
PDP emerged winner with 29,933 votes against the APC’s 25,210 votes after the resumption of the collation by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
Meanwhile, a Federal High Court in Abuja on Tuesday, March 19, stopped the Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC) from going ahead to collate and announce the governorship results of Tafawa Balewa local government Area of Bauchi state.
Justice Inyang Ekwo gave the order while ruling on an exparte application filed by the All Progressive Congress (APC) and the Governor of Bauchi state, Mohammed Abubakar.
Justice Ekwo ruled that the exercise should be stopped pending the determination of the substantive suit.
The APC and Abubakar are asking the court for a declaration that INEC cannot review what a collation officer has cancelled.
They are also insisting that INEC, having made a pronouncement for a supplementary election, cannot go back on it.
They further maintained that the powers of the electoral officer, having declared the election inconclusive, could only be upturned by a court.
The court asked the parties to maintain the status quo until the substantive suit was heard and decided on.
The matter was adjourned until March 20 for definite hearing.
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