Court To Fubara: By Withdrawing All Suits, You’ve Admitted Wrong and Liability
Justice Omotosho said the governor acted in violation of the court’s order which had ordered parties to maintain status quo.
Justice Omotosho said the governor acted in violation of the court’s order which had ordered parties to maintain status quo.
“We are validly elected by the majority of votes that were cast…our constituents are willing and ready to accompany us.”
The Court nullified the N800bn budget signed into law by the Governor
He vowed to align with Tinubu’s programmes to develop the agricultural sector.
He said that the decision of the NWC was a clear usurpation of the powers of the National Executive Committee.
He praised his constructive opinions on national issues, regardless of his political disposition.
“I can’t ask our supporters to volunteer their time and donate their resources if we don’t have a clear path to victory.”
The faction said the electoral body has no power to meddle in internal party affairs.
He urged the party to set up a committee to reconcile the party leaders in the state ahead of 2027.
Some Kano residents have called for deposed Emir Sanusi’s return.
“Any citizen of Kaduna State who has something to contribute will be given an opportunity.”
He acknowledged the dissenting views of those unhappy with the verdict while praising the justice system.
The governor said the state’s case will enrich Nigeria’s jurisprudence.
They alleged that Aiyedatiwa is employing propaganda to incite Ondo people against the deceased Akeredolu.
“You have shown me love. I and my Deputy will not disappoint you. We will continue to serve all Deltans with renewed vigour and commitment.”
Kekere-Ekun said the appellant’s case had insufficient evidence to be considered.
The Court held that it found no reason to set aside the verdicts of the Court of Appeal and the Kebbi State Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal.
The court called the appeal ‘frivolous and vexatious’ before dismissing it.
It held that the verdict of the court of appeal, which affirmed Sule’s election, was “comprehensive and well considered”.
The lead judgement delivered by Justice Okoro, held that the appeal lacked merit.
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