W-O-R-L-D E-X-C-L-U-S-I-V-E!
SABO KENTE MAY ADD TO TARABA WOES
T.Y.DANJUMA IS BELIEVED TO BE PULLING THE STRINGS BEHIND THE CURTAINS FOR ISHAKU,HE IS NOT HAPPY AT THE RULING AT THE TRIBUNAL THOUGH HE HAS BEEN QUIET
BY ABDULMUMINI ADEKU.
The Governorship candidate for the Social Democratic
Party[S.D.P]for the 2015 General elections,CHIEF David Sabo Kente can add to
the woes of current Governor of the state,Chief Darius Ishaku if his prayers before a Federal High
Court is accepted.
In an exclusive telephone interview with the News Office
Desk ,the Media Head of David Sabo Kente Governorship campaign team ,Mr Henry
Ibya said that they were watching recent political development in the state
with very keen interest.
He explained that though his principal was in a civil court
and did not go to the elections petition tribunal but they cannot deny that
they have more than a passing interest in the recent affairs of the state.
He noted that though he was not a judicial officer hence not competent to give a professional
judgment on the recent ruling that gave
the baton of powers to Senator Jummai alhassan now a Federal Minister but he
was sure that judges that delivered the judgment did their homework.
He had told this reporter several weeks earlier that with
the way election results were being overturned at the various tribunals
nationwide he was sure that his
principal could emerge victorious.
Chief David Sabo Kente
is at the Federal High Courts to challenge the manner in which Chief
Darius Ishaku emerged as the flag bearer
of the Peoples Democratic Party [P.D.P] which left him disenfranchised
hence had to switch over to contest in S.D.P.
Recently ,a Peoples Democratic
Party’s (PDP) sitting Governor was sacked by the Governorship Election Petition
Tribunal sitting in Abuja,Nigeria
That singular decision has recorded the first ever female Governor democratically elected in the chequered political history of Nigeria
Like the case of former Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State who took his election battle to the highest judicial peak in the land, Supreme Court,before he triumphed over those who wanted to mess him up within his party, this one is unique
In Amaechi’s case there was a PDP primary which favoured him,but the leaders thought otherwise and gave the party Governorship nomination to a man who did not win.And the PDP candidate in the election proper went on to win the Rivers State Governorship Election
Then,Amaechi made history as a man who did not go through the rigours of electioneering campaign,financial stress and psychological trauma to be the Governor of Rivers State,because he duly won the PDP primary
Senator Aisha Jumai Alhassan,also known as Mama Taraba, was the flag bearer of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the April 11th 2015 Governorship Election.
And she became the newest and the first democratically elected female Governor of Taraba State, nay in the whole federation courtesy the Tribunal ruling last weekend
Mama Taraba fought frantically and came second behind Governor Dennis Ishaku of the PDP as she scored the second highest number of votes in that turbulent Gubernatorial tussle
The Taraba State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal headed by Mr Justice Musa Danladi Abubakar ruled that Governor Dennis Ishaku went against section 85 of the 2010 Electoral Act.
That Dennis Ishaku forced his way on the electorate in Taraba State because he was never sponsored by his party:PDP or any other party in the state as stipulated by the law
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) threw spanner into the wheel of Governor Ishaku’s case by declaring that it has no evidence of any Governorship primary conducted by the PDP in Taraba State
INEC was emphatic that it did not receive the 21 days mandatory notice of invitation from the PDP.
That singular decision has recorded the first ever female Governor democratically elected in the chequered political history of Nigeria
Like the case of former Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State who took his election battle to the highest judicial peak in the land, Supreme Court,before he triumphed over those who wanted to mess him up within his party, this one is unique
In Amaechi’s case there was a PDP primary which favoured him,but the leaders thought otherwise and gave the party Governorship nomination to a man who did not win.And the PDP candidate in the election proper went on to win the Rivers State Governorship Election
Then,Amaechi made history as a man who did not go through the rigours of electioneering campaign,financial stress and psychological trauma to be the Governor of Rivers State,because he duly won the PDP primary
Senator Aisha Jumai Alhassan,also known as Mama Taraba, was the flag bearer of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the April 11th 2015 Governorship Election.
And she became the newest and the first democratically elected female Governor of Taraba State, nay in the whole federation courtesy the Tribunal ruling last weekend
Mama Taraba fought frantically and came second behind Governor Dennis Ishaku of the PDP as she scored the second highest number of votes in that turbulent Gubernatorial tussle
The Taraba State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal headed by Mr Justice Musa Danladi Abubakar ruled that Governor Dennis Ishaku went against section 85 of the 2010 Electoral Act.
That Dennis Ishaku forced his way on the electorate in Taraba State because he was never sponsored by his party:PDP or any other party in the state as stipulated by the law
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) threw spanner into the wheel of Governor Ishaku’s case by declaring that it has no evidence of any Governorship primary conducted by the PDP in Taraba State
INEC was emphatic that it did not receive the 21 days mandatory notice of invitation from the PDP.
Chief David Sabo Kente is believed
to be telling the civil courts that Chief Darius Ishaku ‘s shenanigans forced
him to quit P.D.P to seek his fortunes in the S.D.P same reasons that was adduced
by the tribunal to throw Ishaku out of office
Now Chief David Sabo Kente’s Social
Democratic Party finished third in a very strong field of over 20 political parties that competed for governorship roles in the
2015 general elections.
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