The Bwacha Gubernatorial Campaign Council, has urge supporters of Senator Emmanuel Bwachi to retain calm following the nullification of his candidacy.
ALL FACTS NEWSPAPER had earlier reported that a Federal High Court in Jalingo yesterday sacked Bwachi as the candidate of the All Progressive Congress in Taraba State. (READ HERE)
But in a statement issued in Jalingo by the Director Media and Publicity of the Campaign Council, Mr. Aaron Arthimas, he described the judgment as a temporary setback council was open to any option to be decided by the party.
“We are not unaware of the ruling of the Federal High Court Jalingo, nullifying the APC Gubernatorial Primaries in Taraba State.
“However, the council calls on all our teaming supporters to remain calm as the development is only a temporary setback.
“The Bwacha Gubernatorial Campaign Council hereby assures everyone that our campaign is open to any option to be decided by the party.
“The National Executive Committee of the party remains the organ empowered by the constitution and the Electoral Act to present candidates for election into various offices.
“While awaiting the decision of NEC of the party, our team of Lawyers will study the judgement after the receipt of the hard copy before deciding on the next line of action,” the statement read.
The statement added that the council remains unperturbed by this temporary decision by the court of the first instance and advises all coordinators and supporters to intensify their campaigns.
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