Signing affidavit on Saturday did not violate any law

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The Nation Newspaper Signing affidavit on Saturday did not violate any law - Atiku

At a media conference in Abuja on Sunday, October 22, Atiku’s aides presented slides indicating that some court documents were in the past signed on Saturdays.

Ibe said: “We conducted research into the registry of the Lagos State high courts in the same year, 1973, to see if it was really an absurdity to have court papers signed on a Saturday. “Nigerians are waiting for them to put an end to this kindergarten Tom and Jerry that has done nothing but brought embarrassment and humiliation to our country and its people.

Ibe said: “It was obvious from the start of their journey into futility that what the media aides and supporters of Bola A. Tinubu were doing was a random bite of the public profile of Atiku Abubakar until they found an item they could chomp with their filthy teeth.

 

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