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  The independent electoral commission (INEC) has said that there won't be any bags of cash at the pulling units for the 2023 elections, and that Saturdays presidential and national assembly electionswill be no different.     Moreover, INEC declared that it had completed planning to hold credible elections in Rivers State and urged all candidates and politicians to adhere to the ground rules. At a nationwide roundtable on the roadmap to credible and violent-free general elections in 2023, hosted in Port Harcourt by Equity International Initiative, EII, yesterday, INEC Rivers State's head of voter education, Mark Osulo, spoke. Osulo declared that the election on Saturday would be free and fair, saying that the Federal Government's new monetary strategy had prevented vote buying I can tell you that the election will be free and fair, he stated. No votes will be purchased. It is in line with the plans we have with the stakeholders. No money will be available to purchase votes.

  The supreme Court of Nigeria has been requested by ten state governments in Nigeria to over turn president muhamadu Buhari's decision to outlaw the old N500 and N1000 notes.  In their lawsuit, filed on Friday by their attorney A.J. Owonikoko (SAN), the governors are asking the supreme court to declare the President's orders from his broadcast on Thursday to be unconstitutional. The Attorneys General (AGs) of Kaduna, Kogi, Zamfara, Ondo, Ekiti, Katsina, Ogun, Cross River, Sokoto, and Lagos states are the plaintiffs in the lawsuit. The Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami (SAN), and the AGs of Bayelsa and Edo states are the respondents. The plaintiffs claimed in a dozen grounds of application that Buhari's directives, including his ban on old N500 and N1,000 notes and his extension of the validity of old N200 notes for 60 days, were a "unconstitutional overreach and usurpation of the judicial power" of the Supreme Court because the case was already

 Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has warned that anyone caught attacking banks over the current Naira scarcity will be treated as armed robbers. Remember that this week's Naira shortage has been the cause of multiple reports of attacks on public and commercial establishments, mainly banks. In a Friday night video uploaded on the NPF's Facebook page, the Force Public Relations Officer, Olumuyiwa Adejobi, issued a warning against such attacks and noted that the police will fend them off. We claim that banks ignore us, yet we go to their locations and torch them and smash ATMs, according to Adejobi. If you've demolished their infrastructure, how can you expect them to serve you any better? "I believe that we should educate ourselves on the relevant legal provisions. You don't go to any bank, ATM, or other financial establishment to commit an attack. It is unlawful and is comparable to armed robbery. If you are observed committing an armed robbery, you will be prosecuted. E

  Mike Ozekhome, a human rights attorney and Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), explains why President Muhammadu Buhari is unable to overturn the Supreme Court's decision over the new currency policy. He asserts that it is improper for the President to defy the Supreme Court's directive regarding the old naira notes. Remember that the Federal Government was prohibited from suspending the acceptance of the old naira notes by the apex court in an interim judgment. Yet, Ozekhome referred to the President's directive as a "dicta, more in the manner of a military Edict" in a statement he released on Friday. "Buhari, in his broadcast on Thursday, February 16, 2023, unilaterally varied the apex court's extant order of maintenance of status quo, by directing the CBN Governor to the effect that "the old N200 banknotes be released back into circulation...to circulate as legal tender with the new N200, N500, and N1000 bank notes for 60 days," according to t

Lagos thugs attacks the Labour party (LP) supporters during PETER OBI'S rally                                   As the standard bearer for the Labour Party attends his final campaign rally in the state on Saturday, some of Peter Obi's supporters have reported attacks by hoodlums in Lagos State. As the supporters made their way to Tafawa Balewa Square (TBS), the location of the protest, they were reportedly attacked with machetes and other things, according to Channels Television. The injured were receiving care from the medical staff at TBS, who were overburdened. Videos and images posted on social media also featured some people who appeared to be Obi's followers with bruises, as well as vandalized automobiles and buses that were allegedly used to carry supporters to the party's different events. The attacks were attributed to one of the other main parties in the state and its presidential candidate. "Obidients are bullies," declared Rinu Oduala, an activist

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The supreme Court halts banning of the old naria notes  The Supreme Court today Wednesday temporarily halted the move by the federal government to ban the use of the old naira notes from February 10, 2023. A seven-member panel led by Justice John Okoro, halted the move of the federal government in a ruling in an exparte application brought by three northern states of Kaduna, Kogi and Zamfara. The three states had specifically applied for an order of Interim Injunction restraining “the FG through the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) or the commercial banks from suspending or determining or ending on February 10, 2023, the time frame with which the now older version of the 200, 500 and 1,000 denomination of the naira may no longer be legal tender pending the hearing and determination of their motion on notice for interlocutory injunction”. Moving the application on Wednesday, counsel to the applicants, Mr A. I. Mustapha, SAN, had urged the apex court to grant the application in the int