My Faith in Judiciary Remains Unshaken, Says Oyetola - THISDAYLIVE

Gov. Gboyega Oyetola of Osun says his faith in the judiciary remains unshaken in spite of the tribunal judgement which nullified his election on Friday.

” I address you this day to inform you that, in response to the judgment of the Osun Governorship Election Tribunal, sitting at the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, on Friday, the 22nd day of March, 2019, we have gone on appeal to challenge the split decision of the Tribunal. “I would, therefore, appeal to you all to remain calm and go about your legitimate businesses, while we explore the instruments of the law to reaffirm the mandate that you freely gave to us.

Because tinubu has his goons working with him at the appeal. Nigerians know your tactics of playing politics in the judiciary

Oyetola won election by remote control according to PMB. I am indeed surprised Oyetola is in court

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