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Judicial Rascality

Olusegun.adeniyi@thisdaylive.com

On June 16, 1993, I was at the defunct National Electoral Commission (NEC) headquarter in Abuja with Mr. Sam Omatseye, Chairman of The Nation’s editorial Board who was then the National Concord Deputy Political Editor. It was Omatseye’s birthday and we were in a very buoyant mood as the results of the presidential election were coming in with our boss, the late Bashorun M.K.O. Abiola, leading by a comfortable margin. Then we got a shocker: The NEC Chairman, Professor Humphrey Nwosu announced the suspension of the results in difference to an injunction from the late Justice Bassey Ikpeme’s court.

With this development, I quickly rushed to the office to call the Social Democratic Party (SDP) Presidential running mate, Ambassador Babagana Kingibe, who had asked me to be giving him update about the official results. When I told him that NEC had just issued a statement suspending the result, he asked that I come to Transcorp (then NICON-NOGA) Hilton where I met him with some SDP Governors. Immediately I handed the statement to him, one of the governors put a call to an official in his state who he directed to go and meet a particular Judge: ‘Tell him to give you an injunction compelling NEC to release the result. Once you have the paper, call me.’

Hardly had the governor finished when his other colleagues took a cue as they also called some officials in their states to secure court injunctions and each had the name of the specific judge to meet. By nightfall, there were as many as four court injunctions from different states--all compelling NEC to continue to announce the presidential results. But of course, those who contrived the crisis knew the one they would obey so Nwosu quite naturally acceded only to that of Ikpeme. Even though I was not a lawyer (and still not one), I knew what was happening could not be right but as to be expected, the media celebrated the several injunctions which compelled Nwosu to release the results while excoriating Ikpeme’s ‘otokoto’ injunction.

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