All eyes off the judiciary: Atiku, Obi’s ‘renewed hope’ of getting close to Aso Rock dashed

…as PEPT knocks out all opposition parties in round one

…APM, PDP, LP fined for disturbing the peace of the judiciary

…APC bigwigs slumbered satisfactorily at the panel’s ruling

It’s no longer all eyes on the judiciary as the eyes must be switched off until second round of legal tussles enters base two.

Expectedly, the verdict as it’s common and almost a tradition in Africa that the judiciary must rule in favour of the ruling party in this clime.

In this special report, TheNewsGuru.com, (TNG) Africa’s most authoritative news platform will take a brief look at the pillars that knocked off over 75 percent of the petitions that a five-man panel weighed and balanced in the legal battle.

The general impression created by the tribunal on Wednesday clearly connotes that the legal luminaries who represented the opposition parties had no business dragging the ruling party to court in the first place as all their submissions were adequately and exhaustively punctured with upper cuts.

Little wonder all the opposition parties had to cough out fines for disturbing the serenity and comfort zone of the court.

For wasting the ever precious time of the court on frivolous election petitions, the parties have to bear the cost.

This aptly captured the fact that the PDP, LP and APM had no right to have even made an attempt to query the emergence of the ruling APC in the last presidential election.

The ever precious time of the judiciary was grossly abused by the opposition parties lawyers who took the pains to look for documents to defend their clients at the tribunal.

CONVICTION:

On Tinubu’s conviction in the US, the panel rubbished documents presented declaring that the records before the panel cannot be proven and on this ground it’s expunged from the court’s records.

25% Wahala:

The FCT 25percent debacle that made Nigerians to insult learned men and women of not being properly schooled was thrown into the archival dustbin as the territory does not have any privileged status.

Hear this also:

Justice Tsamanni had this to say” INEC did not provide a system for electronic transmission of results because it is susceptible to hacking.

He said that there’s nothing in the electoral Act or INEC guidelines to show that INEC prescribed to electronically collate results.

That the only only collation system is the PHYSICAL collation at the collation centers.

INEC was clothed in the garment of a saint as the number one umpire on electoral matters in Nigeria had no blemishes at all in the conduct of the last presidential election.

CERTIFICATE FORGERY:

On the issue of certificate forgery, the president had the last smile as there were no concrete proof to nail him and his Chicago varsity certificate only had typographical errors.

Apparently, some APC bigwigs must have gotten hint of the outcome before joining the crowd at the court as the party chairman led others in a sleeping contest yesterday.

The PDP, LP and APM may have to think twice before embarking on another mission impossible as it’s difficult to unseat an African leader. The APC had from day one advised opposition to go court to contest outcome of the election.

Yes! indeed they went to Court and the verdict is before them. All eyes are definitely no longer on the judiciary for now as there’s nothing to look on until further notice.