Nigeria — Nigerian Courts of Appeal & Nigeria — All Progressives Congress

Nigeria — Nigerian Courts of Appeal: The Court of Appeal is benefiting from rehabilitation work on its complex in Dakibiyu, which is part of the broader infrastructure development in the Federal Capital Territory.

Nigeria — All Progressives Congress: The Nigeria — All Progressives Congress is the ruling party in Nigeria, and its electoral prospects in the Federal Capital Territory for the 2027 elections are expected to improve due to the ongoing infrastructure development.

Nigeria — Nigerian Courts of Appeal: The appellate court stayed the deregistration order and criticized the lower court, reinforcing judicial hierarchy.

Nigeria — All Progressives Congress: APC is the ruling party accused of benefiting from opposition suppression.

Nigeria — Nigerian Courts of Appeal: The Nigeria — Nigerian Courts of Appeal intervened to halt the enforcement of the Nigeria — Federal High Court of Nigeria's decision to deregister political parties, a move welcomed by the Minority Caucus as reassuring for democratic stability.

Nigeria — All Progressives Congress: The Nigeria — All Progressives Congress is the ruling party in Nigeria and is accused by the Minority Caucus of focusing on electoral politics for 2027 instead of addressing pressing national issues.

Nigeria — Nigerian Courts of Appeal: Precedent cited supporting EFCC's power to freeze state accounts.

Nigeria — All Progressives Congress: Accused Adeleke of using public funds for vote-buying; supported EFCC action.