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IS THE MARGIN OF LEAD PRINCIPLE A LAWFUL MEANS OF DETERMINING WHO WON A SENATORIAL ELECTION IN NIGERIA?

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BY ADEMOLA FEBIAN ADEBOWALE ESQ., PURPOSE This article aims to explore ways by which a winner of a senatorial election in Nigeria is determined vis-à-vis Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended), Electoral Act 2022 and INEC’s Regulations and Guidelines for the conduct of Elections 2022. KEYWORDS Electoral Act, Margin of lead principle, Election, Constitution, INEC’s Regulations and Guidelines for the conduct of Elections. INTRODUCTION Amidst the vibrant tapestry of democracy, one timeless element reigns supreme: the sacrosanct ritual of elections. Nowhere is this revered practice more evident than in the Federal Republic of Nigeria, where it finds its rightful place in the very heart of the Constitution. Truly, the Constitution stands as “the fons et origo,” an unwavering beacon of governance and the “grundnorm”—the bedrock upon which the entire legal framework takes form, meaning and origin from. In this great nation, the Constitution's hallowe
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Harzard wants Champions league glory

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Eden Harzard of Chelsea Football Club has his eyes on the champions league trophy as Chelsea kicks off their champions league campaign today. Hazard sees himself as a big player and as such, has the aspiration of a big player. Can Chelsea lift the champions league this season? Despite all odds, Chelsea can actually become champions of Europe because as they've shown in recent times, they aren't afraid of any team and no matter the condition of the team, Chelsea can scale through, probably because they have the mindset of champions.

Chelsea playmaker Eden Hazard says he is keen to win the Champions League title as his club begins its European campaign with a group stage match against Azerbaijani side Qarabag today (Tuesday 12th Sept., 2017).
Hazard joined Chelsea shortly after they won their first Champions League title in 2012, but the Premier League champions have not won the competition since.
The club came close in the 2013-14 season, but lost to Atletico Madrid in the semi-finals.
Eden Hazard on Chelsea: "I have won the Premier League and the title in France. Now all the big players want to win the Champions League."
Chelsea failed to qualify for the Champions League in the last campaign and as they prepare to return to Europe's elite competition this season, the Belgium international is hopeful that his team can seal the trophy.

"Yeah, this year (to win it) is important... I have only got to the semi-final when we lost to Atletico Madrid. So it's in my head to win this trophy," the 26-year-old told reporters.
Hazard played his first game for Chelsea this season in Saturday's 2-1 league win over Leicester City, after recovering from an ankle injury sustained in June.
"It was a good test (against Leicester). I'm just happy to be back," Hazard added.
Following their Champions League encounter, Chelsea host London rivals Arsenal in the league on Sunday.

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