Nigeria — Federal High Court of Nigeria & Nigeria — Nigerian Courts of Appeal

Nigeria — Federal High Court of Nigeria: The Nigeria — Federal High Court of Nigeria, specifically Justice Peter Lifu, issued a controversial judgment ordering the deregistration of several political parties. This court's actions have been heavily criticized by other entities and its judgment was stayed by the Nigeria — Nigerian Courts of Appeal due to alleged judicial misconduct.

Nigeria — Nigerian Courts of Appeal: The Nigeria — Nigerian Courts of Appeal has played a crucial role by staying the execution of the Nigeria — Federal High Court of Nigeria's judgment to deregister political parties. It also strongly criticized Justice Peter Lifu for judicial impertinence, asserting its supervisory authority and setting a new hearing date for the appeal.

Nigeria — Federal High Court of Nigeria: The Nigeria — Federal High Court of Nigeria, specifically Justice Daniel Osiagor, acquitted Tuoyo Omatsuli and others, a decision that the Nigeria — Economic and Financial Crimes Commission is now challenging in the Court of Appeal.

Nigeria — Nigerian Courts of Appeal: The Nigeria — Nigerian Courts of Appeal is the venue for the Nigeria — Economic and Financial Crimes Commission's appeal against the acquittal of Tuoyo Omatsuli and others, having previously overturned an earlier acquittal in this case.

Nigeria — Federal High Court of Nigeria: The Nigeria — Federal High Court of Nigeria is the venue for the legal challenge brought by David Mark against the Nigeria — Independent National Electoral Commission's decision, with motions filed for mandatory injunctions and accelerated hearings.

Nigeria — Nigerian Courts of Appeal: The Nigeria — Nigerian Courts of Appeal previously ordered parties to maintain the status quo ante bellum in the Nigeria — African Democratic Congress leadership dispute, an order that the Nigeria — Independent National Electoral Commission is accused of misinterpreting.