Concept:Election tribunals are judicial bodies, so their members are appointed by the judiciary, not by INEC or the executive.
Explanation:Under the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, election tribunals handle disputes from elections conducted by INEC.
Each National Assembly Election Tribunal has a Chairman and four other members.
The Chairman must be a High Court Judge, while the other members are senior judicial officers.
The Constitution gives the power to appoint and post these tribunal members to the President of the Court of Appeal.
This appointment is done in consultation with the Chief Judge of the State or the head of the relevant Sharia or Customary Court of Appeal.
Therefore, neither the INEC Chairman, the President of Nigeria, nor the Chief Justice of Nigeria makes this appointment.
Answer:D. President, Court of Appeal