CJN Tanko, Others Will Face Wrath Of God Over Imo Judgement Unless…- Anglican Bishops

CJN Tanko, Others Will Face Wrath Of God Over Imo Judgement Unless...- Anglican Bishops
CJN Tanko, Others Will Face Wrath Of God Over Imo Judgement Unless…- Anglican Bishops

Bishops of the Anglican Church in Nigeria have urged CJN Tanko and other Supreme Court Judges to reverse its judgement that sacked Emeka Ihedioha of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as Imo state governor or risk facing the wrath of God.

Speaking on behalf of the Bishops, the Archbishop of Enugu Province, Dr. Emmanuel Chukwuma, said there was no way Imo state indigenes could have voted en masse for Uzodinma going by Rochas Okorocha’s antecedents,

CJN Tanko, Others Will Face Wrath Of God Over Imo Judgement Unless...- Anglican Bishops
Supreme Court Judges with Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo

Archbishop Chukwuma warned that failure to reverse the decision could attract the wrath of God on the Supreme Court justices even as he described the judgment as “unacceptable and corrupt.”

The cleric said this while speaking with journalists in Enugu on Wednesday.

“I am speaking the minds of most of the Bishops of the Anglican Church that we are very much discontented and very much in disagreement with the kangaroo judgment of the Supreme Court and what has happened in Imo State.

CJN Tanko, Others Will Face Wrath Of God Over Imo Judgement Unless...- Anglican Bishops
Emeka Ihedioha and Hope Uzodinma

“We sincerely feel disappointed with the Chief Justice of Nigeria who has not got his facts correct and we feel that that judgment is wicked and corrupt.

“And so we are calling on the Supreme Court to reverse their judgment on Imo State before they see the wrath of God.

“There is no way Imo State people could have voted for APC with the bad governance of Okorocha for which in the House of Assembly the APC had no single seat during the election.

“Hope Uzodinma is my friend. I am not against him but I am against the Supreme Court justices who mutilated the result, judging the case on the total votes that were more than accredited votes, which is absolutely incongruous and very much antithetical to the democratic spirit.

“It is, therefore, our prayer that INEC should also be up and doing in their declaration of results and be able to defend whatever they declare in the sight of the Supreme Court,” he said.

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