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Ogun LG election tribunal bars journalists

On Wednesday, Rotimi Onafadeji, the Ogun State Tribunal for the Local Government Election, barred journalists from covering the proceedings....

Chima Joseph Ugo
Chima Joseph Ugo - Editor-in-chief October 20, 2021
Updated March 9, 2023 at 2:18 PM
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On Wednesday, Rotimi Onafadeji, the Ogun State Tribunal for the Local Government Election, barred journalists from covering the proceedings.

THE PUNCH, AIT, STV, OGTV, Plus TV, and PLATFORM TIMES were all denied access to the state magistrate court where the tribunal was being held.

The Chairman of the Tribunal, Rotimi Onafadeji, told the press shortly before the hearing began that recording or covering the proceedings was not permitted.

"Please, all of the press here, there is no camera recording, audio recording, or phone recording," he said. "Thank you very much."

Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu, the State's Chief Judge, had inaugurated the Election Petition Tribunal for the state's most recent Local Government election a few months ago.

Dipeolu had sworn in members of two tribunal panels at the State High Court complex in Kobape, Abeokuta, to allow opposition parties to seek redress over the election's outcome.

Akintunde Oyeyinka chaired the first panel, which included Lukman Abdullahi and Olayinka Kukoyi.

Rotimi Onafadeji was also named Chairman of the second panel, with Rabiu Ibrahim and Adedoyin Alaba as members.

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