Sufferings of Nigerians will linger if Osinbajo succeeds Buhari, Abayomi warns

Abayomi said of Osinbajo’s declaration: “The Vice President is a Senior Lawyer. I heard no complaint or concern or reprimand or apology from him until this very moment. So if the Vice President now wishes to continue with the policies of President Buhari as he proclaimed in his declaration to run for President, then the Nigerian Judiciary, as well as the nation, must be ready for more embarrassing days.“

By Julius Alabi, Akure

Human Rights Activist and Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council for Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Dr Tunji Abayom has begged the Federal government that Nigerians are expecting to see the year 2023 a succour that would ameliorate their untold hardship.

He said the 2023 general election should be a turning point that would make the burden of Nigerians lighter and not continue in hunger, poverty, unemployment or insecurity.

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Abayomi who is also a Constitutional Lawyer in a statement yesterday warned that if the Osinbajo now wishes to continue with the policies of President Buhari as he proclaimed in his declaration to run for President, then the Nigerian Judiciary, as well as the Nation, must be ready for more embarrassing days.

“Let us be intuitive, truthful and sincere in judgment. Please tell me another story NOT about the Rule of Law. In the history of the Nigerian nation, this is the First government that invaded the home and privacy of judges of the Supreme Court viet armis (with force of arms.)

“The Vice President is a Senior Lawyer. I heard no complaint or concern or reprimand or apology from him until this very moment. So if the Vice President now wishes to continue with the policies of President Buhari as he proclaimed in his declaration to run for President, then the Nigerian Judiciary, as well as the nation, must be ready for more embarrassing days,” Abayomi added.