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Fintiri vs Binani: We accept S’court verdict in good fate- Adamawa APC reacts

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Fintiri vs Binani: We accept S’court verdict in good fate- Adamawa APC reacts

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The Adamawa Chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has reacted to the Supreme Court judgment dismissing the petition filed by its Gubernatorial candidate, Sen Aishatu Ahmed Dahiru (Binani).

The party leadership through its Chairman Barr Idris Shuaibu in an interview with our correspondent said they have received the outcome of the Supreme Court judgement with good fate.

Idris said they have done everything humanly possible to reclaim back their mandate but the Appellant Court decided otherwise and considers it a God’s willing decision.

He reiterated that APC is still on top because is the ruling party with Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the country’s able President.

Idris while reacting to the judgment that confirmed Fintiri as the substantive Governor of Adamawa State, thanked President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for not interfering with the rule of law and democratic process.

He praised Tinubu for being a good leader and believed in democratic norms denying any form of election subjugation and infringing the rights of the electorates.

Idris assured Nigerians that APC in the coming elections will certainly prove her Worth to collect the Adamawa seat of power because the state is still the party’s stronghold with renowned heavy-weight politicians.

He called on Party Stakeholders, officials, members, and loyalists to unite for the coming elections and discard all forms of disunity, acrimony, and party internal squabbles.

According to him the party in the State only lost a seat, but it have a president, Minister, NSA, and many aides and federal political appointees.

“We are coming out strong over the Supreme Court judgment. We are moving forward and Inshallah we will win in the coming elections.

“Thank you Mr President for allowing the rule of law and democratic process to take charge in the Nigerian Judiciary system. You are indeed a true Democrat.” Idris said