On when notice of twenty - one (21) days given to INEC via the Electoral Act will no longer be of essence.
Where the notice given to INEC is short of twenty-one (21) days as stipulated in Section 85 (4) of the Electoral Act and INEC finds it convenient to send its monitoring team the question of whether the notice was up to 21 days or not will no longer be of any moment.
Shinkafi & Anor. v. Yari & Ors. [2016] 1 M. J. S. C (Pt. I) [Po 25] Para. A
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