Supreme Court judgement: Senator congratulates Tinubu

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By Musa Baba Adamu

Senator Solomon Adeola (APC, Ogun West), the chairman of Senate Committee on Appropriations has congratulated President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on his final victory at the Supreme Court.
The senator, who stated that the judicial validation of the peoples’ mandate bestowed on the president in February by the 7-man Supreme Court panel led by Honourable Justice John Inyang Okoro, brings to an end the distracting litigation that had overheated the polity at some as well as exposed the desperation of some politicians for power at all cost.
He said: “The Supreme Court verdict on the February presidential election is a further consolidation of our nascent democracy and the rule of law. As progressives in the political space of Nigeria, we will continue to uphold the rule of law and deepens our democracy. I commend the Supreme Court Justices for their prodigious and learned judgement devoid of sentiments.”
The chairman of the Senate Committee on Appropriations said that with the victory at the courts, the President can now focus on addressing the numerous challenges confronting the nation adding that he had no doubt that with the faithful implementation of the administration Renewed Hope Agenda, the nation will eventually pull out of the present multifaceted problems facing the country.

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