In a series of landmark decisions today, the Supreme Court of Nigeria ruled on several contentious gubernatorial legal battles, settling the fates of political leaders across the nation. Here is a breakdown of the winners:
Governor Abba Yusuf (NNPP) - Kano: The Supreme Court upheld Governor Abba Yusuf's victory in Kano, solidifying his position as the rightful leader of the state.
Governor Sanwo-Olu (APC) - Lagos: Governor Sanwo-Olu emerged victorious as the Supreme Court affirmed his mandate to continue serving the people of Lagos.
Governor Bala Mohammed (PDP) - Bauchi: The Supreme Court upheld Governor Bala Mohammed's win in Bauchi, securing his position as the leader of the state.
Governor Dauda Lawal (PDP) - Zamfara: In Zamfara, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Governor Dauda Lawal, ensuring his continued governance.
Governor Nwifuru (APC) - Ebonyi: The Supreme Court confirmed Governor Nwifuru's mandate in Ebonyi, endorsing his leadership for the state.
Governor Caleb Mutfwang (PDP) - Plateau: Governor Caleb Mutfwang's victory in Plateau was upheld by the Supreme Court, solidifying his position as the state's leader.
Governor Bassey Otu - Cross River: The Supreme Court declared Governor Bassey Otu as the rightful winner of the Cross River gubernatorial election.
Governor Alex Otti (LP) - Abia: Governor Alex Otti emerged victorious in Abia as the Supreme Court ruled in favor of his governorship.
These verdicts mark the conclusion of today's Supreme Court sessions, bringing clarity to the political landscape as the affirmed leaders prepare to continue their service to their respective states.