It added that the appellant lacked the locus standi to challenge the qualification of the deputy governor since he was not part of the party’s primary.
Mr Tanko accused the government of manipulating the judiciary to capture the states.
“It is noteworthy that the state has had enough unrest, crisis and cries. It is, therefore, in dire need of peace, unity, trust, tranquillity and tolerance.”
“There’s hope for our dear nation under President Tinubu. The president has settled down really well. We are very hopeful this president is going to be a president for everyone.”
“We appeal to members and supporters of the APC in Plateau to remain calm and refrain from provocative acts that could hurt the peace.”
“I want to assure the people of Plateau that the mandate they overwhelmingly gave me will be restored; I have instructed my legal team to file an appeal at the Supreme Court.”
“I want to categorically state here that this administration is committed to reinforcing the established state security outfit, known as ‘Operation Rainbow’.”
“We passed through the Ogwashi-Uku Stadium, where we came for PDP governorship primaries in 2006. I passed through that as a delegate…today, I passed through it as governor.”
“Our government stands resolute in confronting these obstacles and in our belief in working together to build the Nigeria of our dream.”
Residents of Jos, the capital of Plateau, have rejected the judgment of the Court of Appeal that sacked Governor Caleb Mutfwang.
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