While the
tribunal between President Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressive
Congress(APC) and Alhaji Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party
is set to begin, another evidence which has vindicated the PDP candidate
had emerged.
According to PDP, during an interview organised and granted by an
official of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), the
jittery reaction of the presidency when it was confirmed that there was a
central server to which election results were transmitted confirmed
Atiku’s claims.
As said by Kola Ologbondiyan, the National Publicity Secretary, the
interview which has gone viral speaks volumes about the reported INEC’s
denial of the existence of such a server for the 2019 general elections.
He added that it further exposed the hysteria displayed by the
presidency’s team allegedly used to distract the Presidential election
petitions tribunal by externalising its proceedings. He called it a
feverish attempt to divert public attention by engaging in judicial
interpretations and hauling insults on Atiku Abubakar over his zeal to
recover his stolen mandate.
Ologbondiyan added that the lesson in the latest episode is in the
reality that no matter how long falsehood appears to thrive, the truth
will always come to light and prevail at last. He pointed out that
instead of resorting to frenetic and chaotic playing to the gallery, the
PDP advises President Buhari and his team to face justice at the
tribunal.
The Peoples Democratic Party adviced PMB and his team not to be
desperate and accord respect to the Court of Appeal by ending their
externalisation of proceedings, which has been their scheme to distract
the court and derail justice. The party said that Atiku respects the
court and will never join President Buhari’s team to engage in actions
that tend to undermine independence and sanctity of the judiciary.
The PDP said it stands with supportive Nigerians in retrieving their
stolen mandate and no amount of mischief will distract them from
attaining victory at the tribunal.
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