BEVERLY HILLS, March 31, (THEWILL) – The Senator representing Zamfara Central, Kabiru Marafa, has insisted that Governor Abdul’azeez Yari has offended God for insisting that the All Progressives Congress (APC) conducted party primaries in the state.
Marafa made this known as he fielded questions from State House correspondents on political developments in Zamfara state.
He faulted the governor for initiating legal action over the matter saying the governor should ask God to forgive him (Yari) for misleading the people of the state on the issue.
He, however, commended the Court of Appeal for “an excellent job’’, saying he initially thought he might not get justice from his appeal against the state High judgment on the matter.
THEWILL recalls that the appeal court had on March 25 nullified the primary election conducted by the Yari’s faction of the state chapter of the APC against the previous ruling by state high court.
“It is a promise that God will never help injustice against justice. So, I have always believed that this God we serve will definitely at the end of the day, because God (brings) peace at the end, not the beginning.
“I’m sure most of you here are being paid at the end of the month, not at the beginning of the month.
“So, at the end of the whole of this thing, truth will prevail, undoubtedly. No fear about that. The truth is there were no primaries in the state, the world knows, Allah knows, the angel knows, everybody knows.
“So, even if somebody tries to paint it somehow, somebody will come, a good man will come and restore back the original paint. And the original paint is white. The white is the truth, the truth is that there were no primaries, and the Court of Appeal has just done justice to that.
“And I want to use this opportunity to thank the President of the Court of Appeal for an excellent job she did. You know, we were quite apprehensive from the beginning, fearing that we might not get justice.
“But they have done justice to that case and they have made judiciary proud and the people of Nigeria proud. If that has not been done, I was afraid where we were heading to.
“I read their judgement and I was really very proud of the way it was written. That is how judgments are written, not the way the state judgement was written.”
