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BREAKING: Datti Baba-Ahmed makes fresh revelation on Supreme Court verdict

Datti Baba-Ahmed stated this when he appeared as a guest on Arise TV on Monday evening, hours after his boss, Peter Obi, addressed the press on the outcome of the judicial process in the aftermath of the election.

by NewsOnline Nigeria
November 7, 2023
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 Datti Baba-Ahmed

Datti Baba-Ahmed has made a fresh revelation on the Supreme Court verdict, claiming that they didn’t affirm Tinubu as the winner of the 2023 election.

 

Newsonline Nigeria reports that Labour Party’s vice presidential candidate in the 2023 election, Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed, has said that the Supreme Court did not affirm the victory of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, contrary to the general belief.

 

According to the former federal lawmaker, the apex court merely upheld what he described as the illegality declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

 

READ ALSO: Peter Obi mulls 5-year single term for President in Nigeria

 

Datti Baba-Ahmed stated this when he appeared as a guest on Arise TV on Monday evening, hours after his boss, Peter Obi, addressed the press on the outcome of the judicial process in the aftermath of the election.

He said they had rejected the Supreme Court judgement and did not accept it as a valid ruling.

 

Peter Obi had gone to the apex court to challenge the ruling of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal, which upheld INEC’s declaration of Tinubu as the winner of the election.

 

The apex court, in its ruling, stood by the PEPT’s decision, affirming Tinubu as the duly elected president.

 

“Please quote me on this: the Appeal and Supreme Courts did not affirm Tinubu’s presidency. They merely upheld the illegality of INEC’s declaration,” Datti Baba-Ahmed said on Arise TV.

 

“We accepted the judgment because it was the last step for HE Peter Obi and I to take; we rejected and did not accept it as a valid judgment.”

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