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APGA Hails Supreme Court Judgement, Commends FG’s Commitment To Democratic Consolidation

The All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) has commended the Supreme Court Judgement of 12th January 2024.

Angel Network News reports that the National Publicity Secretary of APGA, Mazi Ejimofor Opara while reacting on the outcome of the election stated that the judgements of yesterday (12th January) at the Supreme Court have again shown that there is a reawakening that has justified the continued faith in the greatness of Nigeria. 

According to Ejimofor, “The Justices of the Supreme Court have once again strengthened our drive towards democratic consolidation, and I must say this is coming at a time when various insidious predictions have been made by some groups and persons who had at some point in their political history enjoyed the benevolence of the judiciary. 

“In a special way, we commend the federal government led by His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR, for once again renewing our hope in the democratic process. His non-interference in the judicial process is a testament to his commitment to ensuring the birth of a new Nigeria where the rule of law reigns supreme. 

“To all the beneficiaries of yesterday’s judgement, we call on all of them to see Nigeria away from the prism of their political biases. Beyond politics, there is a country to grow and a people to build. 

“This has been the stand of APGA as a party founded on true progressivism. At every point, APGA is more concerned about the welfare of our brothers and sisters, especially the teeming majority whose only chances of survival is government and good governance. 

“We charge other political parties to, like APGA, seize this moment to renew their hope in the project Nigeria and the prosperity of its people. There is a lot more to be proud of in Nigeria than we have said”. the National Publicity Secretary stated.

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