Nigeria's Supreme Court overturns ruling that threatened opposition party ahead of 2027 elections.
Nigeria's Supreme Court has overturned a ruling that could have undermined the country's main opposition party ahead of the 2027 national elections.
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Nigeria's Supreme Court has overturned a ruling that could have undermined the country's main opposition party ahead of the 2027 national elections.
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