Adelabu Reacts To Appeal Court Verdict, Says His Hope Is Rekindled In The Judicial System

The gubernatorial candidate of the All Progressive Congress APC Chief Adebayo Adelabu, has reacted to the Appeal Court Judgment over the verdict of Oyo state Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal in the last governorship election in the state.

It could be recalled that the Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal had upheld the victory of Governor Makinde

Meanwhile, the Appeal Court in Ibadan in its judgment noted that the tribunal failed to give the Adelabu a fair hearing

Reacting to the Appeal Court judgment the former CBN deputy governor said, “When our great party, the All Progressive Congress(APC) presented me as her standard-bearer in the 2019 gubernatorial election in Oyo State, we never wavered in our conviction that the good people of the state knew that I was the best candidate among the lots that came out to seek their mandate.

“But we never took this for granted as we worked tirelessly round the clock to showcase our blueprint to turn the fortunes of our dear state around for the better

“It is on record that we ran the most organised and issue-driven campaign and our people, having been convinced of our ability to walk the talk freely gave me their mandate in the election

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“However, the agents of darkness perfected the plan to steal this mandate, hence our recourse to the judiciary to proof their wrongdoing

“The lower Tribunal, which concerned itself with technicalities rather with the substance of our argument ruled otherwise

“Now that the Appeal Court has set the tone of righting the wrong, I appeal to the good people of Oyo State to hold the peace and go about their lawful activities as we approach the Supreme Court to validate your victory.

“After the darkness, no matter how long it takes, comes sunshine. Victory is certain for us and the mass of the people of our state.” ….”.. Reacts To Appeal Court Verdict, Says His Hope Is Rekindled In The Judicial System