In this episode of Legal Social, we are joined by Fatimatu Abubakar, Lawyer and former Minister for Information, to explore the legal and political dynamics of parliamentary election disputes. In “When Elections Go to Court: Parliamentary Elections and the Rule of Law”, we examine how the judiciary handles election petitions, the role of the courts in upholding democratic principles, and the broader implications for governance and public trust. This conversation offers critical insight into how law and politics intersect—especially in moments that shape the nation's direction. ⚖️ In this episode, we discuss: What happens when parliamentary elections are contested The legal process behind election petitions The role of courts in protecting democratic systems Whether judicial intervention strengthens or delays political outcomes The impact of election disputes on governance and public confidence Listen now to understand the role of the courts in democracy, and the fine line between justice and prolonged political conflict.