He also called on the Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubakar Malami, the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Ibrahim Idris and the Director-General of the Department of Security Service, DSS, Mr. Yusuf Magaji Bichi, to take cognizance of Secondus’ conduct which, according to him, was capable of causing tension and a breach of public peace.
Kashamu, who made these appeals known in a statement he issued to journalists yesterday, stated that he would soon furnish the offices of the AGF, IGP and DSS with all the relevant documents, detailing the criminal and contemptuous acts of some ‘misguided politicians’ who take the laws into their hands and continue to disobey valid and subsisting court orders and judgments while hiding under the cloak of politics and politicking.
This, he maintains, could cause unmitigated disorder and a breach of public peace.
Kashamu said: “The desperation showed by Secondus (in presenting the Ogun State PDP governorship flag to Rep. Oladipupo Adebutu, in Abuja) is only typical of a mercenary who is hell-bent on delivering on the job he has been paid to do. His latest action was done in utter disregard to the Party’s Constitution and subsisting judgment of courts – from the High Court to the Supreme Court – which the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has since complied with.
“It is a sad commentary on our democratic institutions that the National Chairman of our Party, Prince Uche Secondus, could preside over such a disgraceful exercise because he could not do it at the South-West zonal rally held on Thursday seeing the trouble such an illegal act could have caused. The shame is on Secondus and his co-travellers because they had to run to Abuja where they purportedly presented the Party’s flag to the impostor in an office whereas such an event is usually done openly and with fanfare.
“What is more, even if PDP presents 10,000 flags to Adebutu, it does not change the fact that the courts have pronounced the Engr. Adebayo Dayo-led Ogun State PDP Exco as the only party structure recognized by the law in Ogun State. It is merely ceremonial. It does not change the lists of candidates accepted, processed and published by INEC. It cannot change the verdicts of the High Court, the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court. It cannot also change the wide acceptance of our aspiration by the good people of Ogun State and beyond.”
