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The petitioner/appellant is dissatisfied with the judgment of the Federal Court of Appeal which confirmed the judgment of the Federal High Court and thereby dismissing his own appeal.
The petitioner in his petition set out various grounds of malpractices and cor-ruption in the conduct of the presidential election. He also complained of alter-ations, amendments and obliteration’s made in at least 15 States' election results. Unfortunately, the evidence he called in support, especially that of the 2nd, 15th and 16th witnesses disproved all these allegations.
Their evidence was believed by the trial court and confirmed by the Federal Court of Appeal. Of the other wit¬nesses called by the petitioner, they were regarded as unreliable and therefore disbelieved by the trial court and again confirmed by the Federal Court of Appeal.