Tinubu: Court, No More The Last Hope Of The Common Man –Ofomana

Evang Dr Austin Ofomana (Esq), aspirant for the Delta central senatorial district seat, come 2027 is in the news again, this time reacting to the recent Supreme Court judgement on the Atiku Abubakar, presidential candidate of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP and Peter Obi of the Labour Party, LP.

In a statement to media houses on Thursday, the outspoken politician, said: “Can we still say that the court is the last hope of the common man calling to mind the recent Supreme Court ruling on the case of Peter Obi of the mighty Labour Party in the last presidential election with Atiku Abubakar on the other side, with what I called the kangaroo result from a pro-political group nicknamed (INEC) Mamod’s evil baby what a shame for Nigeria.”

According to him, “Mahmoud’s INEC destroyed the labour of our heroes past, a powerfully loaded cry to sustain the standard our fathers that fought for this great country” who he said “some lost their lives in the struggle for a better nation but what we have today is a completely Kangaroo political system.”

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He continued: “What does the future hold for future politicians example the likes of Evang Dr Austin Ofomana(Esq) with the mind to run for public office(Central Senatorial seat of delta central senatorial district come 2027 and others with like minds in the near future, Nigeria Judiciary please remember the labour of our heroes past, our constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria reduced to Kg 1 writing paper with the interpretation of 25 percent federal capital, this is the most dangerous coup in the history of coups in our nation Nigeria as I rest my case please Nigeria Judiciary please reassure me that this your new political system of encouraging of elections rigging and manipulations of elections results very few people can survive this new system promoted by the Judiciary with the recent supreme court ruling.”

Meanwhile, he urged Obi not to relent in his efforts to push for a better Nigeria.