Sokoto guber: Gov Aliyu reacts to appeal court judgment affirming his election

Sokoto guber: Gov Aliyu reacts to appeal court judgment affirming his election

Governor Ahmed Aliyu of Sokoto State has hailed the Court of Appeal judgment affirming his election.

In a statement issued by Aliyu’s Press Secretary, Malam Abubakar Bawa, the governor said the judgment was a testament to Nigeria’s impartial judiciary.

Aliyu attributed the victory to the will of Almighty Allah.

“We view this triumph as a divine blessing, and we commend the judiciary for upholding truth and justice,” Aliyu said.

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He urged the opposition to collaborate with him to ensure development of the state.

The governor assured the public of his administration’s dedication to delivering democratic dividends.

“We remain resolute in providing an environment conducive to development in our state.

“Our commitment includes ongoing efforts to eliminate bandits and criminals through sustained military operations,” Aliyu emphasised, seeking support from all stakeholders.

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Aliyu urged continued support from the public, emphasising the need for unity in achieving the state’s transformation.

He expressed gratitude for the people’s support and prayers, acknowledging their role in the state’s successes while encouraging for more prayers, suggestions, and constructive criticisms of the state’s progress.

NAN reports that the Abuja appellate court upheld the Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal’s ruling on Monday, confirming Aliyu’s victory in the 2023 polls.

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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state, dissatisfied with the governorship election petition tribunal’s decision, appealed to the appellate court, contesting Aliyu and Deputy Alhaji Idris Gobir’s victory in the 2023 election. (NAN)

Sokoto guber: Gov Aliyu reacts to appeal court judgment affirming his election

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