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Oyo Gov: Supreme Court Judgement Will Favour Us In No Distant Time– Oyo APC |OGBOMOSO INFO|



 
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Oyo state has expressed optimism that it will receive favorable justice at the Supreme court

The Assistant Publicity Secretary, Prince Ayobami Adejumo in a press statement said the next line of action is for the Party and the gubernatorial hopeful to approach the Supreme Court for perfection of the landmark verdict delivered by the Court of Appeal

“The party said the verdict given on today was unambiguous, apt and sound enough to convince any informed mind about the genuineness of our claim that Makinde’s declaration as the winner of the March 9 poll was done by INEC in error.

The results announced were ridiculously inflated and there is no way such conspiracy could stand the test of proper scrutiny as this was just confirmed by the Appellate Court.

Oyo APC lauded the Appellate Court’s Judges for their pronouncement which validated the claims of the plaintiffs in the matter before it but “regretted that the good people of the state would still have to wait for the final adjudication on the case before our candidate could reclaim his mandate.

“While we use this opportunity to salute the court for living up to its responsibility as the last hope of the common man, we are appealing to the good people of the state including Oyo APC faithful and other key stakeholders to remain calm and resist being provoked, in whatever way or form, by the PDP government and its agents who are apparently occupying the Agodi Government House on a borrowed time.


“In the history of our dear state, we are witnessing another era when the conspiracy of a small clique has slowed down the progress of the majority. All we want to do at this crucial time is to urge our party faithful, other key stakeholders and the good people of the state to be prayerful and watchful as the whole world expects the final determination in our favour at the Apex Court in no distant time to enable the Pacesetter State rise again.” APC added.

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