The Federal High Court (FHC) announces that its registries will be opened on weekends and public holidays to process pre-election matters related to the 2027 general elections. Multiple reports state that the court’s decision is intended to address time constraints for filing such cases within constitutional and statutory timelines. The court indicates that the measure is necessary to make use of the limited period available for preparing and submitting pre-election filings. While the sources do not provide detailed procedural steps beyond the extended operating days, they agree that the change applies to the court’s registry operations for pre-election cases. The arrangement is presented as a way to ensure that applicants and parties can file documents on time even when the court would normally be closed. Overall, the reporting reflects the FHC’s effort to reduce delays and prevent missed deadlines for matters tied to the 2027 election process.