No Plan To Occupy Supreme Court – NNPP

The New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) has dismissed insinuations that it was planning to occupy the Supreme Court.

A statement issued by the national chairman, Abba Kawu Ali, said the party and the Kwankwasiyya Movement were not planning to occupy the Supreme Court and foreign missions in Nigeria.

According to the NNPP, it is a figment of the imagination of the ill-conceived Coalition of Civil Society Organisations for Democracy and it’s sponsors, the All Progressives Congress (APC).

“The allegations by the so-called coalition is laughable and shows the extent the opposition in Kano State will go to fabricate lies in its desperation to seize power by all means.

“APC Knows that it has no case at the Supreme Court and has resorted to blackmail, intimidation and falsehood to hoodwink unsuspecting members of the public, the judiciary and security agencies with a view to stealing the mandate the good people of Kano State freely gave to the NNPP.

“NNPP has confidence in the nation’s judiciary as the temple of justice and bastion of hope for aggrieved citizens which on Thursday 7th December 2023 dismissed suit number FHC/AWK/CS/150/2023 NNPP & 5 ORS VS RABIU MUSA KWANKWASO and 10 ORS at the Federal High Court Awka in Anambra State instituted by expelled members of the party allied with and sponsored by the APC claiming it had opted out of the MOU the NNPP signed with the Kwankwasiya Movement and the National Movement.”