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Supreme Court adjourns ruling on Imo governorship

By Kazeem Bisiriyu

The Supreme Court on Tuesday adjourned ruling on the application filed by ousted Imo State Governor Emeka Ihedioha, seeking to overturn an earlier decision of the apex court which removed him from office.

A panel of seven justices led by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Tanko Mohammad, fixed March 2, 2020 for ruling on the matter.

This is to enable other processes required for the hearing of the case to be filed.
Chief Justice Tanko Mohammed who presided, issued the order for adjournment following a request by Ihedioha’s lawyer Kanu Agabi

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