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Home 2023 Elections

BREAKING: Nobody Can Stop May 29 Presidential Inauguration – IGP

IGP said the inauguration date remains sacrosanct.

by NewsOnline Nigeria
May 15, 2023
in 2023 Elections, Headline
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May 29 Presidential Inauguration

 IGP has stated that nobody can stop the May 29 Presidential Inauguration of Bola Tinubu.

 

NewsOnline reports that the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Usman Alkali Baba on Monday cautioned political parties trying to foment trouble on May 29 presidential inauguration to stay off.

 

This online newspaper understands that the IGP said the inauguration date remains sacrosanct.

He vowed to do everything possible alongside other security operatives to defend democracy.

 

ALSO: Timi Frank Urges International Community To Disassociate, Steer Clear of Tinubu’s Inauguration

 

The police boss, who gave the warning while briefing reporters in Abuja, said: “Following the successful conclusion of the 2023 General elections, it has been observed that some major political actors that the outcome did not favour, have been issuing public threats that are directed at instigating actions to frustrate the Presidential inauguration ceremony on 29th May, 2023.

“The Nigeria Police and the national intelligence community have been closely monitoring the activities of these political elites as well as other elements who have formed themselves into unpatriotic brands whose only fantasy, in recent times, is to subvert our national security interests.

“In so doing, they seem to be bent on deploying extra-judicial and undemocratic means to truncate our democratic heritage in advancement of their narrow personal political considerations”.

He said the beauty of democracy lies not just in the freedom of the citizens to freely exercise their franchise within the electoral cycle:

“It is also hinged on the right of aggrieved political actors to submit grievances on the electoral outcome to the judicial process for consideration,” he added.

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