Eko Hot Blog reports that All Progressives Congress (APC), member, Amb. Abayomi Mumuni has cautioned against making statements that go against law on the status of President Bola Tinubu’s Certificate.
He urged Nigerians to allow the Supreme Court deliver judgement on the matter and desist from making unnecessary comments that cannot be substantiated.
Mumuni, a former governorship candidate of the defunct Congress for Progressives Change (CPC) in Lagos State, noted that several accusations and counter-accusations over the status of the president’s certificate have dominated the media.
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A statement by Mumuni media aide, Rasheed Abubakar urged Nigerians to be patient with the apex court to determine the true position of the law on the issue.
The statement reads: “There is need for caution. We do not need all these unnecessary comments and counter-comments. We’ve got to be very careful so as not to run foul of the law. The judges are there to determine the true position of the certificate. There is no need do for all these distractions.”
“I have read multiple commentaries and listened to multiple broadcasts from different angles regarding President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s academic credentials. It is better we stay away from getting tangled with the charade.”
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He advised that people should learn from the mistakes of others in the Political sphere. “It is unfortunate to note that Nigerians, especially the desperados fail to learn from mistakes of others in the arena of politics. After all, we have witnessed in our dear country when politicians overshot the runways.”
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