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Supreme Court Ruling : APC Will Win Taraba Governorship Election – Kente 

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February 3, 2023
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Supreme Court Ruling : APC Will Win Taraba Governorship Election – Kente 
Emmanuel Awari-Jalingo
Chief David Kente, a governorship aspirant under the APC in Taraba state has said that the  party will win the governorship election in the state.
Kente made the declaration on Wednesday, while reacting to the Supreme Court judgement, which nullified the APC primary held in the State.
The Secretary of the David Kente Governorship Campaign Organisation, Shuaibu Ataka disclosed this while  briefing  newsmen in Jalingo on behalf of Chief Kente commended the Supreme Court Jjustices for giving a sound judgement.
“The judgement would serve as a lesson to politicians who feels that the society should continue with it’s old  draconian ways.
He expressed optimism that David Kente would win the ticket of the party, expressing his readiness to go into a fresh primary election.
The Kente camp called on APC supporters in the State to remain calm and wait the decision of the party’s national headquarters.
The five man panel Jurists of the Supreme Court, earlier nullified the emergence of Sen. Emmanuel Bwacha on the ground that there was no party primary election held in the state.
The supreme Court therefore, upheld the judgement of the Federal High Court, Jalingo, which ordered the party to conduct a fresh primary election for governorship within 14 days.
SUMMIT Post reports  that Bwacha approached  Court of Apeal Yola Division which earlier set aside the judgement of the Federal High Court Jalingo.
Meanwhile, Senator Emmanuel Bwacha camp  has said that  they are well prepared for another primaries and their candidate will win again.
The Spokesperson of Bwacha Gubernatorial Campaign Organization, Mr Aaron Artimas said:
“We are not detered by the Supreme Court ruling, which ordered for a fresh primaries.
“Senator Emmanuel Bwacha is an established candidate in All progressive Congress in Taraba state  and have  structures all over the state which is a clear indication that he’s going to win the  primaries when ever it is conducted.
“Senator Emmanuel Bwacha is not a paper weight candidate but a real candidate and has the support and backing of all members of All progressive congress in Taraba state.
“We in Bwacha’s camp   will wait for instructions from the National Secretariate of All progressive Congress on the conduct of the primaries either direct or indirect but it is clear that Senator Bwacha is going to win the primaries.

“Senator Bwacha has good intentions for Taraba state and people of the state are aware of his good intentions and zeal to develop the state” he said.

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