IPAC Slams INEC Over Undue Interference in ADC Crisis

The IPAC chairman’s remarks come amid the leadership and internal crisis currently affecting the ADC, one of the parties being positioned by some opposition figures as a potential platform for a united front against the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The Devil Is In The Forensic Details: When Typography Becomes Evidence

The law is firmly aligned with this science. Under Sections 101–104 of the Evidence Act 2011 Nigeria, the burden of proof lies on the party alleging forgery, and proof must be credible and cogent. More importantly, Section 68 of the same Act expressly permits comparison of disputed writings with admitted or proved writings of a person. Thus, where a consistent error like “CHIARMAN” appears across undisputed documents and the contested resignation letter, the court is entitled to draw a compelling inference of common authorship.