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Court Fixes October 9 for Judgment in Diah, Galadima APC Ticket Battle

Court Fixes October 9 for Judgment in Diah, Galadima APC Ticket Battle

Court Fixes October 9 for Judgment in Diah, Galadima APC Ticket Battle

Court Fixes October 9 for Judgment in Diah, Galadima APC Ticket Battle

The Federal High Court in Abuja has reportedly fixed October 9, 2026, for judgment in the legal battle over the All Progressives Congress, APC, House of Representatives ticket for Gashaka, Kurmi and Sardauna Federal Constituency of Taraba State.

The case involves Rt. Hon. Peter Abel Diah and Prince Sanusi Mohammed Galadima, whose competing claims to the APC ticket have generated considerable political interest in the constituency.

Justice Joyce Abdulmalik is expected to deliver judgment following proceedings in the dispute over who should legitimately fly the APC flag in the 2027 National Assembly election.

The controversy followed the APC’s primary election and subsequent internal review of candidates.

Galadima was initially associated with the ticket before the APC revised its National Assembly candidates’ list and forwarded Peter Abel Diah as his replacement for Gashaka/Kurmi/Sardauna. The substitution was part of changes affecting several National Assembly constituencies across the country following the party’s internal appeal process.

The replacement was widely reported by national media, including Premium Times, TheCable and Vanguard.

The disagreement subsequently moved to the Federal High Court, setting the stage for a judicial determination of the dispute.

The October 9 judgment, if the date communicated from the proceedings is confirmed, could therefore be decisive in determining which of the two politicians will retain the APC ticket ahead of the 2027 election.

The Gashaka, Kurmi and Sardauna Federal Constituency is one of the closely watched National Assembly contests in Taraba State, making the outcome of the case politically significant ahead of the general election.

Taraba News will continue to monitor the case and bring further details as they emerge.

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