Joseph Evah
Comrade Joseph Evah, National Coordinator of Ijaw Monitoring Group says the Ijaws who are seeking the support of others to help Jonathan’s presidential ambition have no moral right to fight Uduaghan.
Excerpts. In your opinion, how will you describe the court judgement against Dr. Uduaghan?
I have nothing against the judgement. The judgement says the contestants should return to the field to face the masses. The judgement did not say somebody defeated Uduaghan like the case of Ondo, Edo and Ekiti States. The Appeal Court judgement is like the Supreme Court judgement in the Yar’Adua and Goodluck Jonathan case.
There is no election that is perfect but it is when your opponent is declared the winner, that is when you begin to accuse him of stolen mandate. You are aware that even the late Yar’Adua openly stated that the election that brought him and Jonathan to power experienced malpractice and that they are lucky that the Supreme Court did not annul their election.
Are you confident that Deltans will return Uduaghan considering the strong opposition against him in the state?
Uduaghan is not facing opposition from the masses. He is facing opposition from few elites who want to enter
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