Labour Party says the Supreme Court failed to deliver judgment in the appeal filed by its presidential candidate, Peter Obi.
LP in a statement issued on Tuesday by its National Secretary, Umar Farouk Ibrahim, said the apex court only read judgment in the appeal filed by the Peoples Democratic Party.
On October 26, the Supreme Court dismissed petitions filed by the LP and PDP seeking to nullify the election of President Bola Tinubu of the ruling All Progressives Congress.
But the LP in its statement on Tuesday said after the Presiding Justice, John Inyang Okoro JSC, read the judgment on PDP’s appeal, the judge “verbally stated that the decision in the LP appeal would abide by the judgment just delivered in respect of the PDP appeal”.
The party described the development as unprecedented and unacceptable.
The statement added, “The LP finds it very embarrassing and depressing that the Supreme Court would, after hearing the appeal by our party, refuse to deliver any judgment and also fail to avail our party of any copy of whatever it considers to be its decision.
“With every sense of responsibility, the LP believes that the Supreme Court’s conduct is regrettable and unprecedented.
“This constitutes an unmitigated breach of the constitutional right of LP and her candidate to a fair hearing.”