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2023 polls: Catholic Bishops warn Supreme Court against bending the law - Vimarsana News

2023 polls: Catholic Bishops warn Supreme Court against bending the law

The Bishops spoke following the ruling of the Presidential Election Petitions Court, which dismissed the cases before it.

LP seeks clarity from PEPC over judgment copies issued to APC - Vimarsana News

LP seeks clarity from PEPC over judgment copies issued to APC

The controversy over why the Certified True Copies (CTC) of the Presidential Election Petition Court (PEPC) bore the header of the Tinubu Presidential Legal Team continued yesterday beaming searchlight on the judiciary amid calls for all aggrieved parties to accept the judgment of the tribunal.

Cut Cost Of Governance, Catholic Bishops Tell Tinubu - Vimarsana News

Cut Cost Of Governance, Catholic Bishops Tell Tinubu

Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) has appealed to President Bola Tinubu to drastically cut down the high cost of running government and to

Billions Of Nigerians Money Were Used In Making Provision For BVAS - Catholic Bishops React To PEPT Judgement - Vimarsana News

Billions Of Nigerians Money Were Used In Making Provision For BVAS - Catholic Bishops React To PEPT Judgement

The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria, (CBCN) has reacted to the controversy surrounding the judgement of the Presidential Elections Petitions

PEPT judgement: Fate of Nigeria hangs in the balance, says Catholic Bishops – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

PEPT judgement: Fate of Nigeria hangs in the balance, says Catholic Bishops – Opinion Nigeria

“It was wise that we did not embark in a war in neighbouring Niger. War is worse than HIV, Ebola, COVID-19 and Malaria put together. ECOWAS should realize that the people of this region have seen endless bloodshed. We should be able to win peace through dialogue without firing a shot,” Kaigama said.