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PDP accuses APC of ceaseless attacks on the Judiciary says it portends danger to democracy

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August 28, 2020
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Peoples Democratic Party(PDP) has accused the All Progressives Congress (APC) of ceaseless attacks on the Judiciary which it stated portend grave danger for democracy.

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Giving details of its allegation the PDP said: “On Monday, August 24, 2020, the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Hon. Justice John T. Tsoho granted the application filed by the All Progressives Congress (APC) for the transfer of five cases bordering on the September 19 gubernatorial election in Edo State, which have been running in the Benin Division of the Federal High Court.

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“The transfer of the cases followed a request by the APC, in which the party alleged that Justices in the entire Benin Division of the Federal High Court have shown bias against the party (APC), and the party said it would not get justice from these respected Judges.

“With this singular action of the APC, the party has denigrated the entire judiciary, attacked its integrity and independence to do its job, scandalised and vilified the respected Judges in these courts.

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 ” The APC also made wild and unsubstantiated allegations of bias against Justice M. G. Umar of the Federal High Court Benin and Justice Taiwo Taiwo in  Abuja, and assaulted their character. 

“After a careful appraisal of this development, we have come to the conclusion that the APC is out on a mission to pick and choose which court will hear their cases, a dangerous practice where litigants select the particular courts that they want their cases heard, and which they believe will give them favorable judgments.”


Going further, the PDP asked: “Is the APC telling Nigerians that the party has some courts that will give them favourable judgments,  and another set of courts that shows bias against them? 

“This portends great danger to our fledgling democracy and society, and an attempt by the APC to arm-twist the judiciary and force judges to bow to their tune.” 

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