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Supreme Court Judgement: Alao Akala Advises Makinde Against LG Election

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Former Governor of Oyo state, Adebayo Alao-Akala of Oyo State has advised Governor Seyi Makinde to postpone the forthcoming local government election in the state to protect the sanctity of the nation’s developing democracy.

Alao-Akala gave the advise on Friday while reacting to the Supreme Court judgment which invalidated the sack of the duly elected 33 local government chairmen in Oyo State.

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Recall that the Makinde-led administration had slated May 22 for the local government election in the state.

The former governor charged Makinde to postpone the local government election

According to him, now that the dust has settled on the legality or otherwise on the sack of the chairmen, it is trite in law for  Makinde to see that there is a need to postpone the election.

He said that conducting the local government election as earlier scheduled would throw the state into another round of legal gymnastics.

“My advice to him is to sit with officials of Oyo State Independent Electoral Commission (OYSIEC) and look into the new development and do the needful which is to shift the election date.

“Fortunately, the OYSIEC chairman is a learned fellow. He knows what the law says on disenfranchisement, he knows what the constitution says about holding elections and the consequences of holding a one-sided election.

“Apart from that, both the governor and the OYSIEC chairman have a name to protect. This is an opportunity for Makinde to correct his past mistake.

“He should not commit another blunder by going on with that election, which certainly will be faulted again by the judiciary,” he said.

Alao-Akala commended the Supreme Court judgment for guiding against the unguarded disregard of the sanctity of the constitution.

The former governor urged the judicial arm of government to find possible means of fast-tracking time-bound litigation that could disenfranchise litigants of their legal rights.

He cited the case of Oyo State ALGON where the final judgment was delivered few days to the official end of the tenure of office of the litigants

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