Nigerian Governorship Election Cases

The cases you mentioned were determined at various judicial levels:
- Aregbesola v. Oyinlola (*): This case was decided by the Court of Appeal.
- Wike v. Peterside (*): The Supreme Court of Nigeria made the final decision.
- Fayemi v. Oni (*): This case was also decided by the Court of Appeal.
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Here are the initial judgments for the mentioned cases:
- Aregbesola v. Oyinlola (*): The Election Tribunal ruled in favor of Oyinlola, declaring the election valid, but this was later challenged and overturned by the Court of Appeal.
- Wike v. Peterside (*): The Election Tribunal initially upheld Wike's election, which was later confirmed by the Supreme Court.
- Fayemi v. Oni (*): The Election Tribunal initially upheld Oni's election, but this was overturned by the Court of Appeal.
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For legal references on the mentioned cases, you can refer to the following:
- Aregbesola v. Oyinlola (*):
- Citation: (*) * NSCQR *
- Relevant Statute: Electoral Act *, Section *
- Wike v. Peterside (*):
- Citation: (*) * NWLR (Pt. *) *
- Relevant Statute: Electoral Act * (as amended), Section *
- Fayemi v. Oni (*):
- Citation: (*) * NSCQR *
- Relevant Statute: Electoral Act *, Section *
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