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‘Obidients’ Receive Heartbreaking News As Coordinator Of Labour Party Presidential Campaign Council Says Obi Appealing Tribunal Judgement Is Exercise In Futility
‘Obidients’ Receive Heartbreaking News As Coordinator Of Labour Party Presidential Campaign Council Says Obi Appealing Tribunal Judgement Is Exercise In Futility
Moses Jolayemi, Coordinator of the Labour Party Presidential Campaign Council in Ekiti State for the 2023 presidential election has shared his views on the recent tribunal judgement which upheld the victory of President Bola Tinubu.
Jolayemi shared his voews in a interview with The Punch
According to him, Peter Obi appealing the judgement at the supreme court is an exercise in futility.
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When asked if Obi can reclaim his mandate at the supreme court or he should simply listen to people who advised him not to appeal the ruling he said: I do not think that he is going to pull through at the Supreme Court or wherever. Senior advocates, analysts and enlightened people have all looked at the judgment and it was described as very good. I do not see how far he can go. If you say a mandate is stolen, the onus is on you to prove it, and not only proving it, you have to prove it beyond reasonable and possibly unreasonable doubt. The reality is that the President is installed and it is even more difficult now. From what we hear, he (Obi) was not able to prove his case convincingly. Your party won in a polling unit, you must have the result to show for that claim. It is not all about talking. The judges are also on social media, but they are concerned with facts and what is presented before them, not what is on social media or the interest of the people. For me, I do not see this case going further because I do not know anything new that they want to plead at the Supreme Court; I consider it an exercise in futility.
On his thoughts on the Bola Tinubu presidency and the appeal by Atiku Abubakar he said: It is obvious that Atiku is not destined to be president of this country. Having contested six times – 1993, 2007, 2011, 2015, 2019, and 2023, Atiku’s political life has run its compass. On the other hand, Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s presidency is pre-planned and ordained. The hand of God, you can say, was visible and tangible every step of the way.
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