Supreme Court dismisses suit seeking Buhari’s disqualification for ‘lying on oath’
By OakTV
03 September 2019 |
2:13 pm
The Supreme Court has just dismissed the suit seeking the disqualification of President Muhammadu Buhari in the 2019 presidential election over an alleged act of perjury.
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