Tensions In Abiodun’s Camp Ahead Supreme Court Judgement, Cabinet Members ‘Feeling Panic’ Go Spiritual [Watch Video]

Ahead of the final Judgement from the Supreme Court which will decide the fate of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP candidate, Hon. Oladipupo Adebutu and the Ogun State incumbent Governor, Dapo Abiodun and his cabinet members have becomes panicked, resorted to prayers.

Dapo Abiodun, his deputy, Engr. Mrs. Noimot Salako-Oyedele, Speaker of the House of Assembly, Olakunle Oluomo, his aides, and other members of the APC were seen in a video, in a spiritual mode, praying for God’s intervention ahead of the judgement.

The deputy chief of staff to the governor, Toyin Taiwo, who led the prayer session, prayed for victory for Abiodun and the party at the Supreme Court.

The deputy chief of staff to the governor, Toyin Taiwo, who led the prayer session, prayed for victory for Abiodun and the party at the Supreme Court.

He prayed to God not to put the governor and the party to shame ahead of the judgement.

Ogun Deputy Chief Of Staff Led Prayer Session, As Governor Dapo Abiodun, Noimot, Talabi, And Others Go Spiritual Ahead Of Supreme Judgement pic.twitter.com/svaJUY5Q3D

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Recall that the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) and its candidate, Ladi Adebutu, had dragged Abiodun before the Tribunal, alleging that the governor did not win the majority of votes cast during the March 18 governorship election.

Oladipupo Adebutu is challenging the declaration of Abiodun as the winner of the March 18 election in the state.

PDP and Adebutu in the petition marked, EPT/OG/GOV/03/2023 had dragged Abiodun and APC to the Tribunal, accusing the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) of non-compliance to the Electoral Act and corrupt practices during the election.

The petitioners also alleged that elections were disrupted by thugs in over 99 polling units, disenfranchising over 40,000 voters from participating in the election.

In September, Adebutu’s petition was dismissed by Justice Hamidu Kunaza-led tribunal for lacking merit.

At the Court of Appeal, Adebutu also lost in a two-to-one split judgement.

Not satisfied, Adebutu headed to the Supreme Court to seek justice, describing the Court of Appeal judgement as “only temporary.”