A retired American mental health counsellor, Jeffrey Guterman has berated the supporters of Nigeria’s president-elect, Bola Tinubu.
Guterman warned Tinubu’s supporters not to expect anything from him as he would be unable to change the country.
The American who is a staunch supporter of Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi stated this while reacting to the response he got from BAT supporters when he reported Tinubu as an alleged narcotics trafficker.
He wrote, “In replies to my tweets that report Tinubu is a narcotics trafficker, some of his supporters say things to the effect, ‘we like him that way’.
“Have some self-respect, Tinubu supporters. This BAT will not help you. He will only continue to destroy Nigeria.”
APC Urges Court To Throw Out Cases Filed Against Tinubu
Meanwhile, the All Progressives Congress (APC) has asked the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal (PEPT) to dismiss the suit filed by three parties against the victory of its presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu, in the February 25 election.
However, the Action People’s Party (APP), Action Alliance (AA), and Allied Peoples Movement (APM), had, in separate petitions, challenged Tinubu’s victory before the tribunal.
The APC legal team on Sunday night filed a response against the petition from the three parties. The response was filed by a member of the party’s legal team, Thomas Ojo.
AA, in the petition, sued the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Tinubu, APC, and Hamza Al-Mustapha, its factional presidential candidate and former CSO to late General Sani Abacha.
APM, in its petition, joined Tinubu, Kashim Shettima, INEC, APC, and Kabir Masari, who stood as a vice-presidential placeholder during the primaries before he was substituted with Shettima.
APP dragged INEC, APC, and Tinubu to court as respondents.
In the suits, marked CA/PEPC/01/2023, CA/PEPC/04/2023 and CA/PEPC/02/2023, AA, APM and APP are respectively challenging the result of the presidential poll on the grounds of alleged substantial non-compliance with the electoral laws of Nigeria, as well as the INEC guidelines.
Responding, the APC faulted the claims by the political parties and wants the tribunal to dismiss their claims.
