Afegbua: Candidates Who Want Tinubu’s Victory Annulled Are Hypocrites Who Also Cried Over June 12

As Nigerians celebrate annual Democracy Day celebrations on June 12 across the country, the former Edo State Information Commissioner, Prince Kassim Afegbua, has made a mockery of people who accuse the military of interrupting the democratic process thirty years ago but are bent on annulling the 2023 presidential election. Continue Full Reading>>>

Speaking during an interview with African Independent Television’s “Kakake” program on Monday morning, Afigwa insisted that while opposition parties celebrated the annulment of Moshood Abiola’s victory in what was considered the freest and fairest election in three decades, some politicians and candidates are. In court for trying to cut short the 2023 Democratic process.

He said; “What makes the debacle of June 12th so intrinsic and unique is the fact that it was about a credible election. It was determined to be free and fair. We’re still talking about June 12th, but the current politicians, the contestants, and those involved from the whole process, did they learn any lessons from it, didn’t they? They’re asking for another annulment as we speak?

These people are crying on June 12th but are now calling for another annulment, this time, that of Tinubu’s victory. Continue Full Reading>>>

I think the human element of June 12th is what we should be looking at. There are lawsuits going on right now just because it’s democratic. Under the military, there is no room for litigation. They rule by decree.

So, while you were shouting June 12th, those in the NRC (National Republican Convention) were celebrating nullity. This is the same scenario some candidates are hoping for today. They want to annul Tinubu’s victory despite accusing the military of cutting off our democracy many years ago.”