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2027 elections: Let nobody have a good time court docket verdict on Mark, Atiku – NDC senatorial candidate
Kogi East 2027 senatorial candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), High Chief Peter Ameh, has suggested celebrants of the High Court judgement outsting Senator David Mark-led African Democratic Congress (ADC), to desist from doing in order in the present day’s victory for one camp would possibly flip to be tomorrow’s weapon in opposition to one other.
In a press release Thursday, the senatorial candidate mentioned the identical forces that quashed the candidature or management construction of 1 social gathering may simply flip in opposition to one other when it turned handy.
He mentioned, “That a court docket eliminated the David Mark-led NWC and nullified Atiku’s candidacy, implies that earlier than anybody begins dancing, keep in mind in the present day’s victory for one camp is tomorrow’s weapon in opposition to one other.
“The identical forces that may erase one candidate or one management construction can simply as simply activate yours when it turns into handy.
“Political affiliation is just not a protect. The APC who’s the last word beneficiary of this judgment shall be comfortable retaining any Party within the opposition weakened, they don’t care which social gathering emblem you wave. They need us preventing one another so we by no means discover the actual recreation being performed in opposition to all of us.
He urged all events to remain alert, saying that the judgement was not “a win for any side. It is a warning.”
He additional famous, “What we must always all clamour for is {that a} free, truthful and credible election should be carried out by INEC.
“For 11 years, this APC government has failed to provide good governance to Nigerians. We must collectively work to bring an end to its rule. APC is the problem.”
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