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PEPT: Group Uncovers Tinubu’s Latest Plot To Subvert Justice … Chides Seyi Makinde on alleged sinister motive in PDP






Face Of Waziri-Nigeria (FOWN), a non-governmental organization has revealed that plans are in top gear by the powers that be to thwart what is likely to be the final judgement of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal anytime soon.

The group alleged that President Tinubu perturbed by how uncertain and unfavorable the PEPT judgement might be has commissioned six of his political tools namely Ibrahim Masari his SSAP Political, Babatunde Fashola (SAN), Yusuf Bichi DGSS, Mr. Nyesome Wike (a Ministerial Nominee) and two other undisclosed former Governors from the North.

In a statement signed by the Director-General of the group, Mr. Bukky Adeniyi on Saturday, he disclosed that the six individuals are given the task of meeting the Appeal Court/Tribunal judges over the PEPT judgement on the yet-to-be-fixed date, to influence the final verdict of the panel in their favour.

“We at FOWN had a vow to always protect the reign of truth and justice at all times, and that is why we are coming out with this incontrovertible fact at this time, we are aware that President Bola Tinubu knows his forced emergence to power is continually being hunted by the repeated cry for justice by the genuine winner of the people’s mandate, so he is trying to go further in his onslaught to clip the PEPT.

“We have it on good authority and speaking unequivocally too that six individuals who were Tinubu’s lackeys namely, Ibrahim Masari his SSAP Political, Babatunde Fashola (SAN), Yusuf Bichi DGSS, Mr. Nyesome Wike (a Ministerial Nominee) and two other undisclosed former Governors from the North have been commissioned to meet Appeal Court/Tribunal judges over PEPT judgement ahead of time.”

FOWN added that as if this antic was not enough, the Tinubu henchmen also intend to engage traditional and religious leaders to quell the rebellion that may erupt from the expression of the masses detest, if the judges affirmed APC President.

“We want to sound a note of warning to our traditional leaders that if they decide to partake in this crazy assignment, they should also be ready for a backlash because Nigerian youths will go after them. 

Adeniyi also stated that like Afenifere Chieftain Pa Ayo Adebanjo recently cautioned the Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde not to meddle in the leadership affairs of their group, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) also needs to be weary of Makinde, who he claimed has been sent on an errand by Tinubu to destabilize PDP now and beyond 2027.
                             
“Plans are equally ongoing to ensure the PDP crisis deepens to sustain the disunity in the party in case a rerun election was ordered by the tribunal. Seyi Makinde/Oyo state Governor is championing the course of destabilising PDP now and beyond 2027. He was assured of logistic support through Lagos state Governor.”

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