As Nigerians await the ruling of the Supreme Court on last
year’s Ekiti State governorship election on Tuesday, there are
indications that a plot to subvert the decision of the court is
being hatched. The authors of the plot, said sources, are
Colonel Sambo Dasuki (retd.), National Security Adviser, and
Mr. Muhammed Bello Adoke, Attorney-General of the
Federation and Minister of Justice. A credible source
disclosed to this medium that the NSA has been leaning on
Adoke to bribe the Supreme Court Justices responsible for
adjudicating in the suit against the election of Mr. Ayodele
Fayose filed by the All Progressives Congress, APC. The
case, which has already been heard and determined by the
lower tribunal and the Appeal Court is looking at allegations
of ineligibility of and perjury by Fayose as well as his illegal
use of the military to bend the process in the June 21, 2014
election. It was gathered that Dasuki and Adoke have visited
the CJN, who has urged other Justices of the Supreme Court
involved in the matter to give the duo an audience. Though it
is yet unclear whether the Supreme Court Justices gave
assurance that they would accede to the duo’s request, this
medium learnt that they are being seduced with an offer of
billions of naira in gratification. Dasuki, it was learnt, told the
CJN that most of the Justices of the Supreme Court would
be dismissed on the grounds of corruption by the incoming
administration of General Muhammadu Buhari, which takes
office next month.
Sources disclosed that Fayose, yesterday, reassured his
supporters that the Justices have been brought onside and
that he has been assured of a favourable judgment. Dasuk
is said to be contacting prominent Yoruba leaders to help
arrest the rising growth disenchantment with Fayose in the
South West, especially in the event that the ruling goes in his
favour. Fayose directly sought the assistance of a retired
army general, but the general declined to offer any
assistance. Working on the assumption that there is a tiff
between former governor Kayode Fayemi and Asiwaju Bola
Ahmed Tinubu, leader of the APC, Fayose sent emissaries to
Tinubu that he is willing to defect to the APC if he could
assist him scale the judicial hurdle. It was also gathered over
the weekend that many prominent members of the judiciary
have a dim view of Fayose, whose treatment of judicial
officers in Ekiti State in the build up to his inauguration as
governor attracted widespread condemnation. Many are also
wondering why Fayose, who abetted the ill-treatment of
judicial officers, should be viewed kindly.
Fayose, a mastermind victories for his party in the state after
his own election, may be walking on thin ice. Even if he truly
won the election, he may find his victory nullified on account
of not being eligible to contest for the election in the first
place, having been impeached by the state legislature in
2006. Having lost many governorship seats in Saturday’s
polls, PDP chieftains are desperate to hold on to Ekiti.




http://www.newsbreak.ng/2015/04/13/s-court-ruling-on-ekiti-
plot-to-subvert-justice-by-nsa-attorney-general-uncovered/

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