Atiku’s 35 Grounds Of Appeal At The Supreme Court

The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Abubakar Atiku has approached the Supreme Court seeking a nullification of the Presidential Election Petition Court’s judgement, which on September 6, upheld the declaration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu as winner of the 2023 presidential election.

1. Ground 1: Electronic Transmission
2. Ground 2: Electronic Transmission BVAS
3. Ground 3: Transmission of Result
4. Ground 4: Transmission of Result
5. Ground 5: Transmission of Result
6. Ground 6: Technical Glitch of iRev
7. Ground 7: iRev Collation
8. Ground 8: 25% FCT
9. Ground 9: 25% FCT
10. Ground 10: 25% FCT
11. Ground 11: 25% FCT
12. Ground 12: 25% FCT
13. Ground 13: Dismissed Witnesses
14. Ground 14: Dismissed Witnesses
15. Ground 15: Dismissed Witnesses
16. Ground 16: Dismissed Witnesses
17. Ground 17: Struck Out Paragraphs
18. Ground 18: Struck Out Paragraphs
19. Ground 19: PDP’s Case Introduced During Preliminary Objection
20. Ground 20: PDP’s Case Introduced During Preliminary Objection
21. Ground 21: iREV Upload
22. Ground 22: Introduction of New Matter During Reply to Respondent
23. Ground 23: PDP’s Case Introduced During Preliminary Injunction
24. Ground 24: Responding to Respondent’s Final Address When Not Supposed To
25. Ground 25: Electronic Transmission
26. Ground 26: Electronic Transmission and Collation
27. Ground 27: Unproven Non-compliance Allegations
28. Ground 28: Striking Out Witness Evidence
29. Ground 29: Striking Out Witness Evidence and Testimonies
30. Ground 30: Striking Out Witness Evidence and Testimonies
31. Ground 31: Failure to Join Yahaya Bello in the Petition
32. Ground 32: Allegations of Personal Bias Against the Tribunal
33. Ground 33: Noncompliance
34. Ground 34: Accusations of Judicial Bias
35. Ground 35: Request for Declaration as Winner or Re-run Between Petitioner and President Tinubu