JUST-IN: Governor A.A SULE breaks silence on tribunal judgement, optimistic about supreme court order
First Judgement Is Tribunal, Not Judgment Of Supreme Court -Governor Sule
Following tribunal judgement,hours after tribunal had announced Hon David ombugadu as winner of the 2023 governorship election,the incumbent governor of Nasarawa State,gov AA SULE,breaks silence;
Stating that he still remains the governor elect until supreme court takes proper decision..
“As far as I am concerned, I am going to continue with my work from tomorrow as if nothing has ever happened. As far as we are concerned, all our development programmes that we already set up, we would continue with our development programmes.
“Those who would take the responsibility of the appeal are the legal people. They should continue with their work. I am calling on the good people of Nasarawa State to understand that this first judgment is the Tribunal. It's not the judgment of the Supreme Court. Therefore, don't bother yourself getting angry or getting upset with anybody. Look at the good aspect of the judgement, that God Almighty has given us the chance to do the best that we can for this state, and He just asked us to wake up from sleep.” -Governor Sule
“As far as I am concerned, I am going to continue with my work from tomorrow as if nothing has ever happened. As far as we are concerned, all our development programmes that we already set up, we would continue with our development programmes.
“Those who would take the responsibility of the appeal are the legal people. They should continue with their work. I am calling on the good people of Nasarawa State to understand that this first judgment is the Tribunal. It's not the judgment of the Supreme Court. Therefore, don't bother yourself getting angry or getting upset with anybody. Look at the good aspect of the judgement, that God Almighty has given us the chance to do the best that we can for this state, and He just asked us to wake up from sleep.” -Governor Sule Addressing Supporters Over Tribunal Verdict