Appeal Court Postpones Hearing on ADC De-registration Case Until July 7

The Court of Appeal has adjourned proceedings in the case concerning the de-registration of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) until July 7.

The case centers on legal arguments surrounding the status of the political party and the powers of electoral authorities regarding party registration and deregistration.

At the resumed hearing, the appellate court granted an adjournment to allow for further consideration of issues raised by the parties involved. The matter is expected to continue on the new date, when additional arguments may be presented before the court.

The outcome of the case is being closely monitored by political stakeholders, legal observers, and members of the party, given its potential implications for Nigeria’s electoral landscape.

The ADC has maintained its position on the matter, while interested parties await the court’s determination on the legal questions before it.

The July 7 hearing is expected to provide further clarity on the dispute and the future direction of the case.

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