A group, the Arewa Christians and Indigenous Pastors Association (ACIPA), has called on President Bola Tinubu to call the Judges of the Court of Appeal to order over what it described as controversial judgments recently delivered on some elections across the nation.
Chairman of the group, Rev. Luke Shehu, who made the call in a statement yesterday in Jos, Plateau State, said that the judgments were becoming a national disgrace.
Shehu stated that recent appeal court judgments that sacked some members of the National Assembly from Plateau State were a miscarriage of justice. He insisted that the President must intervene in order to restore public confidence in the judiciary and democracy in general.
According to the group, Some judicial decisions by some election petition tribunals and Appeal Courts judges are unacceptable and need to be stopped now.
Shehu also called on the National Judicial Council (NJC) to review the recent appeal court judgments on Plateau elections toward ensuring that the right thing is done. He further called on residents of Plateau to unite, devoid of religious and ethnic affiliations, toward the growth and development of the State, adding that only a united force could fight together.
The chairman advised religious leaders to pay attention to building good morals in the society rather than delving into politics hiding under the guise of spirituality.
