₦airaland Forum

Governor Adegboyega Oyetola has said he is heading to the Appeal Court following the verdict by a tribunal in Osun, upturning his victory at the state’s governorship election.

This is according to a statement by Mr. Wole Oyebamiji, secretary to the State Government of Osun.

In its statement, the Osun State Government informed the people that the judgment of the election tribunal has been put on appeal.

The Government assured the people of Osun that justice will prevail at last, and that the law enforcement agencies have been instructed to maintain law and order across the State.

The Osun Government in its communique appreciated the support of the majority of the people “in all things essential for mutual progress”.

It further assured all the residents of the state of adequate security of lives and properties, noting that the Government of the State is still the only legitimate government having the authority to govern Osun.

Residents of the state were urged to go about their lawful duties without any hindrance.

https://www.channelstv.com/2019/03/22/governor-oyetola-heads-to-appeal-court-following-defeat-at-osun-tribunal/

Heads to appeal and filed appeal on Friday same day judgment was passed? Na magic? We will hear him out on Monday if a stay of judgment is granted in his favour, but for now he's not recognized by law as a governor. That his government is illegitimate.

You've lose before , you will lose again .

Thief

Oyetola, You yourself know you didn't win that Osun state Election. Listen to your conscience if you have one.

Oyetola, I know it’s painful to taste something for a while then drop it.. you know for sure you didn’t win the election.. You should be patient for your time and never follow the shortcut given to you by Tinubu and MC Oluomo...
First Tribunal you lost. Now you wanna go to court of appeal then superme Court.. We from Osun know very well that the APC rang the election coz we are all seek and tired of Aregbesola and The APC as a whole . Time to change party .
As for that Omisore, it’s a pity sha..

No wahala. Its allowed in a democracy.

Waiting for a reaction from Tinubu who foolishly told a king in Osun before the gubernatorial election that he's richer than the state.

I bet the king and others will be laughing at him now

Who God don bless no man can curse

Wey Nairaland BMC crew na? E be like say all of them no get data again

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He may file stay of execution on Monday but until he does that and it's granted, Adeleke is the governor of osun state

Like for Adeleke PDP

Share for Oyetola APC

E pain am!

Meanwhile.....

Where are those that said anybody davido supports always fail.

How market?

Okay

Ah ehya sorry, deal with it hun
Power has returned to the people

Sifia pain



Abeg help me give dis man, two for morning n night...the Sifia pain go commot

If you like go to hell you will be defeated! Thief!

As expected.. I still hope PDP will win

The question is that, when will he handover to the original governor.

Op did you mean exgovernor Lol

If you like head to heaven, My state is PDP !!

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ode!

Whether dancer or introvert... all na oselu ojelu

As expected of course.

He will still take the case to Lawn tennis court las las.

Yet idiots in the APC are asking Atiku not to go to court

allisso:
Op did you mean exgovernor Lol

He's not even a governor according to law.

He's an imposter and Tinubu elder sister son from Iragbiji - Odumakin

Lawyers and the Judiciary want to play tricks and mind games with PDP piglets emotion...... see them coming out from the caves and swamp they hibernated to after Atiku lost.

I hope when the case is overturned under the leadership of appeal court president; justice Zainab Adamu And Acting CJN Mohammed Tanko we shall continue to see similar enthusiasm And appreciation of the rule of law

APC don turn wailer?

Who God don bless no man can curse

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Stop dis for crying out loud!!!

He will still lose at the appeal court...