No Constitutional Provision For An Interim Government

It is shocking to learn from the Department of State Security that secret plans are underway to undermine Nigeria's democratic process and transition, by arrangements of what is described as an interim government. This will be a major set-back and we must all resist.

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I suggest that the gravest possible consequences must be applied to all who are associated with this treasonable intent. The general elections have held, albeit under the most challenging circumstance. But a president- elect has emerged and we must respect and accept this as fact. At least for now. All leading Presidential candidates have approached the courts with grounds of complaint concerning what they consider as electoral irregularities. If the presidential candidates have accepted the democratic process by lodging petitions before the courts, then it is very difficult to understand upon what basis