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Tinubu’s Court Victory: A Milestone for Nigeria’s Political Landscape – G37 Analysis

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8 months ago

September 7, 2023

Stella Charles Akupue

Tinubu's Court Victory: A Milestone for Nigeria's Political Landscape – G37 Analysis

G37, a political support group, extends its heartfelt congratulations to President Ahmed Bola Tinubu in light of the landmark verdict the Presidential Election Petitions Court rendered. This historical judgment unfolded nationally has left an indelible mark on Nigeria’s history. Also Read: https://legalattorneyblog.com/2023/08/04/presidential-tribunal-legal-fireworks-end-as-atiku-obi-tinubus-camps-await-judgment/

Comrade Evans City, the National Coordinator of G37, declared this in Abuja’s capital immediately following the court’s ruling. He articulated that the judgment unequivocally attests to the fact that President Tinubu secured his electoral victory through a process untainted by petty machinations and the dissemination of falsehoods by political adversaries.

In a resounding affirmation, Comrade City emphasized that emotional manipulation finds no fertile ground for success within a competent court of law. Additionally, he commended President Tinubu for his impressive accomplishments during his initial 100 days in office. These achievements, he asserted, have effectively silenced critics, both domestically and internationally.

One of the President’s most noteworthy achievements during his tenure was his resolute response to the grave issue of insecurity nearly paralyzing the nation. His unwavering commitment to addressing this pressing concern has yielded tangible results and instilled a renewed sense of security among Nigerians. Also Read: https://legalattorneyblog.com/2023/08/09/atiku-extends-battle-against-tinubu-presidency-hopes-in-us-suit/

In light of these developments, Comrade City extends an earnest appeal to opposition leaders to embrace the principles of peace and extend their felicitations to the President. He emphasized that Such a gesture would serve the Nigerian populace’s greater good, particularly the younger generation’s aspirations. He underscored the futility of sowing discord and unrest, emphasizing that no happiness can be derived from such actions.