Immediate past Minister of Works and Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola SAN, has vehemently denied the allegations of his involvement in drafting the judgment for the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal (PEPT) Judges.
Freelanews reports that Fashola’s Special Adviser on Media, Hakeem Bello, released a press statement on behalf of the former two-term Governor of Lagos State, urging members of the public to disregard the allegations.
In response to the allegation, Fashola clarified that he has been away from Abuja for an extended period of time, rendering the claims entirely unfounded.
He condemned the individuals behind these dangerous allegations, referring to them as agents of destabilization.
Fashola has initiated the process of filing formal petitions against the offensive tweets and online reports with the management of the microblogging site, X (formerly known as Twitter), and the National Communications Commission (NCC).
He urged the relevant security agencies to treat this matter with utmost seriousness, as it strikes at the heart of judicial independence.
The former Minister believes that these allegations may be part of a wider campaign to undermine the judiciary by those who seek to manipulate the institution for their own gain. He emphasizes the importance of unmasking the perpetrators and their sponsors and ensuring that they face the appropriate legal consequences.
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