Charles Walker Brumskine and Oswald Tweh of the Liberty Party told the Court that NEC made reversible errors by not disclosing the Final Registration Roll (FRR) to the polling places as the law provides. Sannoh said NEC disregarded Section 22.1 22.2 and 22.3 of the Election Laws but rather regarded 22.4 something he said was illegally done. He further stated that the entire case is politically motivated and is not in the interest of the country. Responding in connection the admittance of challenges at NEC by its lawyers, Associate Justice Jamesetta Howard-Wolokolie termed the investigation following the issuance of prohibition as formal. However, it is totally possible that the Court may also decide to hand down its opinion before next Thursday as it sees fit.

Source: Front Page Africa December 01, 2017 19:29 UTC