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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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The Nigerian team has been charged by the NFF to deal with Cameroon. See the stats between NIG v. CAM

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Nigeria Football Federation president Amaju Pinnick has urged the Super Eagles to play their heart out against Cameroun in today’s 2018 FIFA World qualifi er. “Th is is a very crucial match and the players know so. Th e Cameroonians are not coming here to simply appraise the serenity and beauty of the city of Uyo; they are coming to contest the three points,” Pinnick said. “Th e Super Eagles must throw everything – their body, heart and spirit – into the game. Th ose three points are very important to our FIFA World Cup qualifi cation campaign, and I am confi dent we will get them. ” And to ensure Eagles get maximum support, the Nigeria Football Supporters Club has promised to cheer the team throughout the 90 minutes the game will last. According to the President General of the Supporters Club, Rafi u Oladipo, “We are storming the Akwa Ibom Stadium in hundred and will not stop cheering our team until Cameroun falls. ” Nigeria & Cameroon Statistics at Senior Level 8 Dec 1962: Nigeria 3 Cameroon 1 – Lagos (Nkrumah Cup) 1 Jan 1963: Cameroon 1 Nigeria 2 – Yaounde (Nkrumah Cup) 7 Dec 1968: Nigeria 1 Cameroon 1 – Lagos (World Cup Qualifi er) 22 Dec 1968: Cameroon 2 Nigeria 3 – Douala (World Cup Qualifi er) 13 Feb 1972: Cameroon 1 Nigeria 2 – Yaounde (Friendly) 22 Jan 1975: Nigeria 1 Cameroon 0 – Lagos (Friendly) 17 July 1978: Cameroon 0 Nigeria 0 – Algiers (All-Africa Games) 2 Feb 1980: Nigeria 0 Cameroon 0 – Ibadan – (Friendly) 18 Mar 1984: Cameroon 3 Nigeria 1 – Abidjan (ACN Final) 17 Mar 1988: Cameroon 1 Nigeria 1 – Rabat (ACN – group phase) 27 Mar 1988: Cameroon 1 Nigeria 0 – Casablanca (ACN Final) 10 Jun 1989: Nigeria 2 Cameroon 0 – Ibadan (World Cup Qualifi er) 27 Aug 1989: Cameroon 1 Nigeria 0 – Yaounde (World Cup Qualifi er) 25 Jan 1992: Cameroon 1 Nigeria 2 – Dakar (ACN – Bronze medal game) 7 Aug 1997: Cameroon 0 Nigeria 1 – Tunis (LG Cup) 13 Feb 2000: Nigeria 2 Cameroon 2 (3-4 penalties) – Lagos (ACN Final) 1 Jun 2003: Nigeria 3 Cameroon 0 – Lagos (LG Cup) 8 Feb 2004: Cameroon 1 Nigeria 2 – Monastir (ACN – group phase) 11 Oct 2015: Nigeria 3. BY BLUEPRINT

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