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BREAKING: Tight safety as A’Court docket delivers judgment on Kano, Bauchi gov disputes

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BREAKING: Tight safety as A’Court docket delivers judgment on Kano, Bauchi gov disputes
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Tight safety as safety operatives block street at Court docket of Enchantment Advanced, FCT

There may be tight safety on the Court docket of Enchantment complicated within the Federal Capital Territory, because the appellate court docket is ready to ship judgment in Kano and Bauchi states governorship appeals.

Our correspondent noticed that some roads resulting in the court docket had been cordoned off by males of the Nigeria Police Drive.

Our correspondent additionally witnessed numerous supporters attempting to realize entry to the premises.

Law enforcement officials attempting to comprise the surge of supporters fired teargas canisters to disperse them.

Nevertheless, as of the time of submitting this report, law enforcement officials are making a frantic effort to forestall the breakdown of regulation and order on the court docket premises.

The judgments in each appeals had been slated for 10am.

Particulars later…

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