Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, has hailed the Splendid Court docket determination at the Bayelsa governorship election.

The court docket sacked David Lyon of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and his operating mate, Biobarakuma Degi-Eremienyo, over the latter’s report forgery.

In a observation on Thursday, Atiku stated he gained the decision which in the end declared the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Birthday celebration (PDP), Senator Douye Diri, because the duly elected Governor, with gladness.

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He stated: “Senator Douye Diri had reason to talk over with with me ahead of the elections and gained my blessings and recommend.

“I’m totally glad that he has what it takes to make Bayelsa the ‘glory of all lands’. His mind, character and personality, are a credit score to Bayelsa and the PDP.

“I congratulate Senator Douye Diri and his operating mate, Mr. Lawrence Ewhrujakpor. I additionally felicitate with the Peoples Democratic Birthday celebration.

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“The Lords Justices have given us some other alternative to turn Nigerians that energy belongs to the folk, and we should make excellent use of this chance.”

The previous VP referred to as on the entire folks of Bayelsa to make peace with the hot previous and include the long run in combination.

The PDP presidential candidate within the 2019 election suggested the folk to be united within the challenge to become the state right into a haven of peace and prosperity.

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He urgedthe Splendid Court docket to turn consistency in its judgments and to find the unravel to at all times ship just-judgments regardless of whose ox is gored.

Atiku added that he folks of Nigeria are at the back of the apex court docket in no matter they do to unfastened themselves from the dominance of dictatorial forces.

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