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Nigerian court nullifies Atiku Abubakar's presidential candidacy
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- 05. Nov. 2026, 11:07 Erste Meldung: Punch
- 05. Nov. 2026, 13:26 Neuer unabhängiger Ursprung: AllAfrica
- 05. Nov. 2026, 13:26 Erstmals Bericht aus Pan-African (AllAfrica)
- 05. Nov. 2026, 13:38 Neuer unabhängiger Ursprung: Agentur Reuters
- 05. Nov. 2026, 13:38 Erstmals Bericht aus United Kingdom / global (Reuters (über Google News))
- 05. Nov. 2026, 14:10 Neuer unabhängiger Ursprung: Vanguard
- 05. Nov. 2026, 16:49 Neuer unabhängiger Ursprung: Infobae
- 05. Nov. 2026, 16:49 Erstmals Bericht aus Argentina / Latin America (Infobae)
- 05. Nov. 2026, 18:29 Neuer unabhängiger Ursprung: Africanews
- 05. Nov. 2026, 18:29 Erstmals Bericht aus Pan-African / Congo (Africanews)
- 05. Nov. 2026, 21:38 Neuer unabhängiger Ursprung: Premium Times
- 05. Nov. 2026, 23:00 Neuer unabhängiger Ursprung: BBC News
- 06. Nov. 2026, 06:29 Neuer unabhängiger Ursprung: RFI Afrique
- 06. Nov. 2026, 06:29 Erstmals Bericht aus France / Africa (RFI Afrique)
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Nigeria (5)
- Punch 05. Nov. 2026, 11:07
BREAKING: Court sacks Mark-led ADC NWC, nullifies Atiku’s candidacy
The Federal High Court in Abuja on Thursday nullified the leadership of the African Democratic Congress led by former Senate President David Mark, and invalidated all decisions taken by the party… Read More: … - Vanguard 05. Nov. 2026, 14:10
Court ruling: Don’t set Nigeria on fire over 2027 – ADC to APC
“We have reasons to believe that the judgment had long been written on this case. The Sokoto rally was simply a trigger that stampeded its delivery,” Abdullahi alleged. The post Court ruling: Don’t set Nigeria on fire over 2027 – ADC to APC appeared first on Vanguard News . - Vanguard 05. Nov. 2026, 19:15
Atiku, Obi, SDP, CUPP, ADC kick as court sacks Mark-led ADC exco
The Federal High Court in Abuja's decision to sack the Senator David Mark-led executive committee of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and nullify all actions taken by it has drawn criticism from former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar, Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) … - Premium Times 05. Nov. 2026, 21:38
Peter Obi blames APC for court judgement sacking Atiku, David Mark
PREMIUM TIMES earlier reported that the Federal High Court in Abuja on Thursday declared as illegal the David Mark-led ADC’s Caretaker Committee, which conducted the party’s presidential primary that produced Atiku as its flag bearer. The post Peter Obi blames APC for court … - Vanguard 06. Nov. 2026, 09:27
Nigerian newspapers review: [2027] Court sacks Mark-led ADC exco, voids Atiku’s candidacy
In today’s Nigerian newspapers review programme, Today in the News, Vanguard leads with the Federal High Court in Abuja sacking the Senator David Mark-led executives of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and invalidating all actions they took on behalf of the party including …
Pan-African (2)
- AllAfrica 05. Nov. 2026, 13:26
Nigeria: Court Nullifies Atiku's Candidacy, Sacks All ADC Candidates, Party Leadership
[Premium Times] The judgement, if upheld by the higher courts, means the ADC, a major challenger to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), is barred from fielding candidates in the upcoming general elections. - AllAfrica 06. Nov. 2026, 05:19
Nigeria: Atiku Vows to Appeal Court Judgement Against His Candidacy, Seeks Stay of Execution
[Premium Times] Atiku Abubakar says he will challenge the Federal High Court judgement invalidating his presidential nomination. At the same time, his campaign council says it will seek interim relief and disputes the ruling's legal basis.
United Kingdom / global (2)
- Reuters (über Google News) 05. Nov. 2026, 13:38
Nigeria court annuls Atiku Abubakar's ADC presidential nomination
Nigeria court annuls Atiku Abubakar's ADC presidential nomination Latest news from Azerbaijan - BBC News 05. Nov. 2026, 23:00
Will Atiku Abubakar be on Nigeria's presidential ballot after court ruling?
The high court has sacked the leadership of the opposition ADC party with only months to go until elections.
Argentina / Latin America (2)
- Infobae 05. Nov. 2026, 16:49
Un tribunal de Nigeria anula la candidatura presidencial del principal líder opositor - Infobae 05. Nov. 2026, 17:16
El Alto Tribunal de Nigeria anula la candidatura presidencial del líder opositor Atiku Abubakar
Pan-African / Congo (2)
- Africanews 05. Nov. 2026, 18:29
Nigerian court nullifies Atiku Abubakar's presidential candidacy
A Nigerian court on Thursday declared invalid the nomination of Atiku Abubakar as the presidential candidate for the opposition African Democratic Congress, with just two months to go before the country's elections. - Africanews 06. Nov. 2026, 07:55
Atiku’s candidacy in doubt after Nigerian court ruling
A Nigerian court Thursday declared invalid the nomination of Atiku Abubakar as the presidential candidate for the opposition African Democratic Congress (ADC), just two months before the country's elections.
France / Africa (1)
- RFI Afrique 06. Nov. 2026, 06:29
Présidentielle au Nigeria: la justice annule la candidature de l'opposant Atiku Abubakar
Au Nigeria, la candidature de l'ancien vice-président et opposant Atiku Abubakar à la présidentielle du 16 janvier 2027 a été invalidée par la justice au lendemain du lancement de sa campagne. C’est la conséquence d’un conflit autour de la direction de son parti. L’ADC est pris …
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