The All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) has condemned in totality, the judgments the party got at the various election tribunals across the country, insisting that the rationality and propriety of the rulings have been called to question.
Speaking during a press conference in Abuja yesterday, the chairman of the party, Dr Victor Ikechukwu, claimed that there was an orchestrated plan to sabotage its efforts to contribute to building an egalitarian society in which generations unborn will live in peace and tranquillity.

His words: “The first key national issues we want to address is about the election tribunal. Some of the outcomes of the judgments from the tribunals have not been too pleasant. It is not in our character to question the integrity of the judiciary.
“The judiciary is doing its best to ensure that it discharges its statutory responsibilities as fairly as it can, but the present development has put a question mark on that.
“In Abia State for instance, where it was very glaring from day one that APGA won almost all the elections in that state, our candidate was shortchanged but we decided not to take the laws into our hands as law-abiding citizens of this country. We put the national interest above our own parochial interest. “We sort relief in court, we went to the tribunal believing that we will get justice from the tribunal but what we got was far from what expected. This has aroused some sense of uncertainty around us that we are pushed to begin to question the rationality and propriety of some of the judgments that have been delivered.
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Political Psychodrama

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The All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) has condemned in totality, the judgments the party got at the various election tribunals across the country, insisting that the rationality and propriety of the rulings have been called to question.
Speaking during a press conference in Abuja yesterday, the chairman of the party, Dr Victor Ikechukwu, claimed that there was an orchestrated plan to sabotage its efforts to contribute to building an egalitarian society in which generations unborn will live in peace and tranquillity.

His words: “The first key national issues we want to address is about the election tribunal. Some of the outcomes of the judgments from the tribunals have not been too pleasant. It is not in our character to question the integrity of the judiciary.
“The judiciary is doing its best to ensure that it discharges its statutory responsibilities as fairly as it can, but the present development has put a question mark on that.
“In Abia State for instance, where it was very glaring from day one that APGA won almost all the elections in that state, our candidate was shortchanged but we decided not to take the laws into our hands as law-abiding citizens of this country. We put the national interest above our own parochial interest. “We sort relief in court, we went to the tribunal believing that we will get justice from the tribunal but what we got was far from what expected. This has aroused some sense of uncertainty around us that we are pushed to begin to question the rationality and propriety of some of the judgments that have been delivered.
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They should have consulted the winning team on the way to file their cases

Na play I dey play o