Jackson Ude tweeted a few days ago that the APC had bribed the Appeal Court Judges to sack Governor Caleb Muftwang of Plateau State.
In a startling revelation, ex-President Goodluck Jonathan’s media aide, Jackson Ude, has come forward with claims of a secret deal involving President Bola Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress (APC). Ude alleges that a plan is in motion to exert pressure on Appeal Court Judges with the aim of unseating three Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Governors in Delta State, Plateau State, and Zamfara State.
Ude’s assertion points to a strategic move orchestrated by President Bola Tinubu, particularly those within the APC leadership. The alleged plan has ignited concerns about the potential manipulation of the judicial process to favour the APC in key states.
The controversy surrounding Nasarawa State deepens, with claims that the APC’s takeover plan is linked to a recent ruling by the election tribunal, initially resulting in the removal of the sitting APC Governor. Sources, however, suggest that this decision is expected to be overturned, thereby reinstating the APC-led administration in the state.
No Basis for Tinubu’s Supposed Move to Sack Delta Governor – APC Chieftains
A significant APC figure, unnamed in Ude’s claims, is said to have issued a directive for the party to intensify its efforts in securing control over Delta, Plateau, and Nasarawa States.
Reports circulating indicate an anticipation that the courts will comply with this alleged directive, raising serious questions about the impartiality of the judicial process. Critics argue that such political interventions pose a threat to the democratic principles Nigeria seeks to uphold.
Coincidentally, within a mere 12 hours of Ude’s claims, the Appeal Court appears to have taken action. Governor Caleb Muftwang of Plateau State is reported to have been sacked, aligning with the allegations of a calculated political move.
Before Governor Caleb Muftwang of Plateau State was sacked by the Appeal Court, Jackson Ude tweeted a few days ago that the APC had bribed the Appeal Court Judges to sack Governor Caleb Muftwang of Plateau State. Instead of the Governor doubling down, he came out to debunk and even called for an investigation into the supposed “fake news.” Today, he has been sacked.
The unfolding events add to the complexity of Nigeria’s political landscape, drawing attention to the delicate balance between political interests and the judiciary’s independence. As these claims reverberate, the nation watches closely, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability to preserve the democratic ideals that form the foundation of the Nigerian political system.
I Don’t Understand What People Called Secret Deal To Sack PDP. The Judges Knows The Truth Of The Whole Matter That Nigeria Elections Had Being Rigging And Writing Figures But Now Is Not going to Be Business As Usual. Now How Can INEC produced Results Sheets That Has No Serial numbers. The First Point Of Duties Of Any PO,S is to Record The Numbers Of Ballots Papers Collected With The Serial Numbers 0001 to oo100. Of all Ballots Papers Collected BEFORE ALL THE PULLING AGENTS WELL RECORDED. At the end of elections those Papers Used to declare a winner have no serial numbers, WHAT DID YOU CALLED THAT? FORGERY OR RIGGING?. AND IS CRIMINAL COMMITMENT IN LAW THATCAN LEAD TO JAIL.. SO THEREFORE THE APPEAL COURT JUDGE’S ARE DOING THE RIGHT. IS NOT BUSINESS AS USUAL..