ELECTION - Whether the provisions of the Electoral Act apply to Local Government Elections; whether same is appealable to the Court of Appeal or the Supreme Court
HELD:
"It is very clear that jurisdiction is donated to this Court and all other Courts by statutes, why must the Court deliberately open flood gate to endless frivolous litigations?
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