THE immediate past governor of Bayelsa State, Hon. Henry Seriake Dickson, has condemned what he termed sponsored demonstrations in Abuja
The former Governor called on the Federal Government to fortify security around judges, particularly those that were involved in the Supreme Court verdict on Bayelsa governorship election.
He urged all Nigerians of good conscience to condemn the brazen attempt to arm-twist and even bring the judiciary, especially the Supreme Court, to needless opprobrium A five man panel of the Supreme Court led by Justice Odili had upheld the verdict of the Federal High Court that the running mate to Chief David Lyon, Senator Degi Eremienyon, presented fake certificates to the Independent National Electoral Commission .
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