Supreme Court affirms President’s power to declare state of emergency, suspend elected officials
[TheCitizen - Nigeria] - 15/12/2025
The Supreme Court, on Monday, affirmed the constitutional power of the President to declare a state of emergency in any state to prevent a breakdown of law and order or a descent into chaos and anarchy. In a split decision of six to one, the apex court upheld the President’s authority under the (…)
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