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The All Progressives Congress, APC, has
warned against any orchestrated, last-
minute disqualification of its presidential
candidate, Muhammadu Buhari, in order to
pave the way for an easy victory for
President Goodluck Jonathan or even
another postponement of the elections.
About 10 suits seeking the disqualification
of Mr. Buhari on grounds of lack of
requisite educational qualification are
presently being heard at the Federal High
Court Abuja.
The suits were instituted by different
persons at different courts, but were later
consolidated.
Progress on the suits have been stalled due
to arguments over whether Mr. Buhari and
the APC can be served through the media.
The court, president by Justice Ademola
Adeniyi, will on Wednesday decide on the
issue of service. The case was moved from
Tuesday.
The APC said in a statement by its
spokesperson, Lai Mohammed, that it
suspected a foul play.
”If it is true, as it is being widely
speculated across the country, that the
Jonathan Administration has procured a
judgement to disqualify the APC Presidential
Candidate on Wednesday, when the
Federal High Court in Abuja is expected to
rule on the issue, then it portends a great
danger for our country,” the party said.
It said, in addition to other reasons, the
six-week postponement of the elections may
have been used by those who never wanted
the polls to hold in the first instance to shop
for such a satanic judgement.
”Anyone who will disqualify a presidential
candidate on the eve of an election can only
have one and only one purpose for that: to
trigger chaos and pandemonium across the
country. Perhaps this is the reason for the
deployment of troops across the country to
crack down on possible protests and create
confusion.
”Then, those who orchestrated the
disqualification will simply use what they
expect to be angry reactions nationwide as
an excuse to postpone the elections again,
thus triggering a constitutional crisis, the
end of which no one can predict.
”This is why we are hoping that good reason
will prevail and nothing will be done,
deliberately, to plunge Nigeria into crisis by
the same people who have always been quick
to say their political ambition is not worth
the blood of any Nigerian,” APC said.

"in a public statement released by lie mohammed".....i'll continue saying it Apc leaders should say no to drugs...