NewsSupreme Court Judgement Triumph Of Truth – Gov. Diri

Supreme Court Judgement Triumph Of Truth – Gov. Diri

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August 23, (THEWILL) – Bayelsa State Governor, Senator Douye Diri, has described Friday’s judgement of the Supreme Court, which affirmed his victory in the November 11, 2023, governorship election as the triumph of truth over falsehood and evil.

Speaking in Abuja after the apex court gave its verdict, Governor Diri said the victory was not for him or his Deputy alone but for the people of the state whose choice was validated by the courts.

A statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Daniel Alabrah, quoted the Governor as saying that his victories at the courts have renewed his hope in the judiciary and democracy.

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He said no matter the level of hardship in the country, the forthrightness of the judiciary has given him assurance that there is light at the end of the tunnel and called on Nigerians to be hopeful for a better country.

Speaking on what people of the state should expect in his second term, Governor Diri said his administration had started well and that it will consolidate on the gains so far made and introduce new programmes and policies that will benefit the people.

“This victory is not for me. It is not for the Deputy Governor. It is for the people of the state. We have started on good ground and we will not disappoint our people. We will even introduce new programmes that will benefit our people.

“From the election and the tribunal to the Supreme Court, we won four-zero. This is the triumph of truth over falsehood and evil. There is hope for democracy in Nigeria,” he said.

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Amos Okioma, THEWILLhttps://thewillnews.com
Amos Okioma is a Correspondent at THEWILL

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