Why we oppose calls for interim govt - LP
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By Our Correspondent Labour Party has reacted to the calls for the Judiciary not to swear in the President elect, Bola Ahmed Tinubu on May 29, saying that the agitation may derail democratic process. The Party in a press conference addressed by the spokesperson of the Party, Comrade Abayomi Arabambi said those fanning the unpopular demand may be rooting for the illegal derailment in the democratic process calling on the law enforcement agencies to beam their searchlights on the proponents. Read the full statement below: Following series of agitations and call for the restraining the President elect from been sworn in on May 29, 2023, Labour Party hereby allayed the fears of Nigerians that the swearing in of the President Elect may not have any impact on the ongoing legal tussle on the Presidential Election involving our party , APC and INEC You will all recalled the television interview by a legal luminary Femi Falana, SAN, who explicitly posited the position of the law on ...