…praises Appeal Court On Verdict
Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun on Friday said the judiciary has once again shown its commitment to upholding the rule of law in the country.
Prince Abiodun also appealed to his opponent, Ladi Adebutu, to stop running around and join hands with his government in the task of making Ogun one of the best states in the country.
The governor spoke at the Presidential Lodge, Abeokuta, while reacting to the verdict of the Court of Appeal, Lagos, which affirmed his March 18 electoral victory.
“I want to thank the judiciary for yet again standing the course of justice. They have upheld the rule of law.
“The Court of Appeal today has affirmed the rulling of the lower court, the election Tribunal who did a very meticulous, painstaking work in delivering their judgement.
“Again today, the Court of Appeal has done just that, and we saw democracy at play at the Court of Appeal as well,” he said.
Prince Abiodun called on his opponents to stop running around and join his administration in its quest to develop the state.
“I want to invite all our opponents who have tried their best in their quest to also govern the state; indeed, you mean well for the good people of the state.
“Having failed at the polls, tribunal, and the appeal, you should come and join hands with us and stop running from pillar to post.
“Having failed to buy the election, the tribunal and the appeal, stop running from pillar to post.
“If you indeed mean well for the good people of the state, come and join hands with us in our determined resolve to build the future of this great state together,” Abiodun said.
He acknowledged the All Progressives Congress (APC) for giving him the platform to run with while thanking members who have been with the party since the beginning of the court process.
He also thanked the people of the state for entrusting their mandate to him and members of his party, affirming that his administration will continue to be fair, just, and equitable.
While promising not to let the people of the state down, Governor Abiodun disclosed that he would continue to build on the foundati
