ONDO ELECTIONS: I WILL HEAD TO SUPREME COURT TO REGAIN MY MANDATE - EYITAYO JEGEDE

Eyitayo Jegede has called for calm among his supporters following the indefinite adjournment of his case, earlier scheduled for 18th November, by the Appeal court. He also said he would be heading to the Supreme Court to regain his mandate.


Jegede in a statement by the Head of Media and Publicity of his Campaign Organization, Kayode Fasua, said he is mindful of the fact that the temporary setback is the handiwork of some anti-democratic elements who are hell bent on truncating his mandate.

“I call on our supporters to remain calm, and not be weighed down by the latest developments which I believe should only strengthen our resolve in ensuring that despite all contrivances and manipulations, we will contest and win the November 26 2016 governorship election.” he said.

He said his team of lawyers are working assiduously to ensure that “this grave injustice again, to subvert his mandate, through several devious means of propaganda, blackmail and unprecedented assault against the judiciary” is corrected using available legal means According to him: “For us, there is no looking back. We remain resolute and focused in our desire to bring development, progress and prosperity to our people, this is our Article of Faith and with God, we will triumph”