A Nigerian court adjourns proceedings and sets a date for judgment in a lawsuit challenging Donald Duke’s emergence as the presidential candidate of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP). According to reports, the case is brought by an aspirant, Dr. Yakubu Kingsley, who contests Duke’s nomination and asks the court to determine whether the PRP primary that produced Duke as candidate was valid. Premium Times reports that the suit seeks a declaration that the PRP primary held on 25 May is invalid, citing alleged irregularities linked to overvoting in specific states, including Bauchi, Gombe and Kwara. Vanguard reports that the court has adjourned for judgment in the matter. While the outlets describe different procedural moments—one focusing on the adjournment and the other on the setting of a judgment date—they refer to the same underlying challenge to Duke’s candidacy and the alleged election irregularities in the primary process. The court’s forthcoming decision will address the claims presented by the plaintiff and determine whether the primary result can be upheld.