Ikpeazu congratulates Governor on Supreme Court victory
Ikpeazu also described it as a victory for the judiciary, whom he said have continued to give rulings without fear.
The thugs reportedly threw chairs into the air to disrupt the meeting and threatened to kill some individuals present at the meeting.
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Ikpeazu also described Seriake’s victory as an affirmation of the fact that Bayelsans in their majority, gave the Governor their mandate.
The Abia state Governor said the judgement is also a victory for the judiciary, whom he said have continued to give rulings without fear,
According to Vanguard, Ikpeazu also urged Dickson “to continue to deliver on his laudable programmes that have endeared him to the people.”
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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) also congratulated the Bayelsa state Governor following the ruling of the apex court.
The Supreme Court had on Tuesday, November 8, 2016, upheld the election of Seriake Dickson as Governor of Bayelsa state.
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