Election: Politicians won’t approach courts if judiciary is fair — Jonathan

Former President Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday said that many politicians would avoid going to court if the judiciary handled election disputes fairly. Speaking in Asaba, the capital of Delta State, during the inauguration of the new state high court

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