LIKE ADELEKE, LIKE HIS FOLLOWERS: THE AKURE APPEAL COURT JUDGMENT
LIKE ADELEKE, LIKE HIS FOLLOWERS: THE AKURE APPEAL COURT JUDGMENT
"Show me your leader, and i can tell you even from afar, how far you will go in life" - Anonymous
Research and circumstances surrounding evolution of life has shown that if you live and feed a monkey, you will soon behave like a monkey. That's my our progenitors in Yorubaland, concluded that "When a soap is enmeshed in a leaf for a long period of time, it turns soap"
The followers and supporters of Senator Ademola Adeleke are now exhibiting similar traits and characteristics of their master; traits of illiteracy, dullardness and ignorance; their unwillingness to subject themselves to functional and qualitative education is becoming their albatross at the moment. Or how do you explain why Ademola, a Son of a Distinguished Senator in the 2nd Republic refused to proceed beyond secondary school level despite the free offer of educational scholarship programme available between 1979 and 1984.
Yes, it is true that there was an Appeal Court judgment in Akure today. The judgment today is an expression of dissatisfaction of two of Akin Ogunbiyi supporters who are PDP members (Rasheed Olabayo and Oluwaseun Idowu) appealing against the judgment of an Osogbo High Court presided over by Justice David Oladimeji. The plaintiffs in the Osogbo case told the court that the Dancing Senator is not qualified under the Constitution, Section 177 (d) to contest for the office of the governor of a state. And this was after, Adeleke and Ogunbiyi had expended several millions of naira in the PDP primary election(As reports had it that each delegate was given up to N500,000 by the Adeleke), and that's why one of their prayers at both the High and Appeal Court was that Dr. Akin Ogunbiyi should be declared winner of the said primary election. The Judge ruled that Section 177 (d) of the Constitution was fulfilled by Jackson Adeleke, the Atlanta Shawama Seller. It is a case between PDP and PDP.
Today's judgment has nothing whatsoever to do with the judgment of Justice Oathman Musa ruling at the FCT Bwari High Court which was decided based on the contradiction, non - conformity and discrepancies associated with the documents submitted by Ajobiewe to INEC for the September 22nd & 27th Governorship election in Osun. The court in Abuja ruled that there was no similarity in grades and remarks between the INEC attached documents (Statement of Result and Testimonial) and the copies tendered by the school principal. And N. O. Oke SAN, lawyer to Ademola Adeleke just filed a notice of appeal days ago as none of the two parties have received the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the judgment. The Appeal of the Bwari FCT Forgery judgement would be heard and determined in Abuja, and not Akure. The same way the Akure judgment has no bearing whatsoever with the ongoing trial of Adeleke in the case of Examination Malpractice instituted against him by the Nigeria Police Force.
Yes. We agree with WAEC that Adeleke sat for the May/June 1981 exams but the certificate he tendered to INEC is fake and was forged to deceive the electorates. Once again, we call on Nigeria Police Force to prosecute Senator Ademola Adeleke for forgery so he can face the consequences of his crime and serve as deterrent to others.
"Show me your leader, and i can tell you even from afar, how far you will go in life" - Anonymous
Research and circumstances surrounding evolution of life has shown that if you live and feed a monkey, you will soon behave like a monkey. That's my our progenitors in Yorubaland, concluded that "When a soap is enmeshed in a leaf for a long period of time, it turns soap"
The followers and supporters of Senator Ademola Adeleke are now exhibiting similar traits and characteristics of their master; traits of illiteracy, dullardness and ignorance; their unwillingness to subject themselves to functional and qualitative education is becoming their albatross at the moment. Or how do you explain why Ademola, a Son of a Distinguished Senator in the 2nd Republic refused to proceed beyond secondary school level despite the free offer of educational scholarship programme available between 1979 and 1984.
Yes, it is true that there was an Appeal Court judgment in Akure today. The judgment today is an expression of dissatisfaction of two of Akin Ogunbiyi supporters who are PDP members (Rasheed Olabayo and Oluwaseun Idowu) appealing against the judgment of an Osogbo High Court presided over by Justice David Oladimeji. The plaintiffs in the Osogbo case told the court that the Dancing Senator is not qualified under the Constitution, Section 177 (d) to contest for the office of the governor of a state. And this was after, Adeleke and Ogunbiyi had expended several millions of naira in the PDP primary election(As reports had it that each delegate was given up to N500,000 by the Adeleke), and that's why one of their prayers at both the High and Appeal Court was that Dr. Akin Ogunbiyi should be declared winner of the said primary election. The Judge ruled that Section 177 (d) of the Constitution was fulfilled by Jackson Adeleke, the Atlanta Shawama Seller. It is a case between PDP and PDP.
Today's judgment has nothing whatsoever to do with the judgment of Justice Oathman Musa ruling at the FCT Bwari High Court which was decided based on the contradiction, non - conformity and discrepancies associated with the documents submitted by Ajobiewe to INEC for the September 22nd & 27th Governorship election in Osun. The court in Abuja ruled that there was no similarity in grades and remarks between the INEC attached documents (Statement of Result and Testimonial) and the copies tendered by the school principal. And N. O. Oke SAN, lawyer to Ademola Adeleke just filed a notice of appeal days ago as none of the two parties have received the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the judgment. The Appeal of the Bwari FCT Forgery judgement would be heard and determined in Abuja, and not Akure. The same way the Akure judgment has no bearing whatsoever with the ongoing trial of Adeleke in the case of Examination Malpractice instituted against him by the Nigeria Police Force.
Yes. We agree with WAEC that Adeleke sat for the May/June 1981 exams but the certificate he tendered to INEC is fake and was forged to deceive the electorates. Once again, we call on Nigeria Police Force to prosecute Senator Ademola Adeleke for forgery so he can face the consequences of his crime and serve as deterrent to others.
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