Prof. Mary Lar ,Kwande, And Jang Celebrate The PDP Supreme Court Judgement Victory

Yakubu Busari

The wife of the first civil Governor of Plateau State, Prof. Mary Daushep Lar arrived at Landfield to grace the auspicious occasion of the return of the Peoples Democratic Party, to witness the legacy of the emancipator.

Late Solomon Daushep Lar was the first Chairman of the PDP in 1998 after delivering a strong letter to the late military junta, Sani Abacha that the Nigerians must be governed by the civilian.

The miraculous escape of the Daushep Lar at Aso Rock villa paved the way for a new democratic journey in 1996 where Abacha planned to transit from military to civilian President when the cold hands of the dead snatched him.

However, Plateau State little Rayfield went agog as top politicians of Amb. Yahaya Kwande and Sen.Jonah David Jang celebrate the Supreme Court judgement declaring that the Peoples Democratic Party ( PDP) has a solid structure.

The dignitaries include Mrs. Talatu Jang, Hon.Beni Butmak Lar ……. It was the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the grave the atmosphere was charged.

The political activities have been put to rest with the Supreme Court judgement on Friday 13/01/23 was greeted with wild celebration across the length and breadth of the state.

This medium gathered that both Muslims and Christians faithful came together to ensure that party differences were not anchored on altering hatred and the day the enemies of the state went to sleep and God took centre steering of security.

All the sacked members of the Federal House Reps, Senators, and the state assembly were present to celebrate Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang’s triumphant return.

“You would recall that, the Election Tribunal judgments have sacked the state elected officials that the congress conducted was not in compliance with the party guidelines in Bitrus Kaze Vs PDP others, were Justice S.P.Gang order for fresh primaries.

“PDP had repeated congresses to ensure that the party filled in credible candidates but the second panel of Justice Mohammed Bello Tukur delivered a ruling that the matter is no longer pre-election but is also post-election matter because issues have been joined.

The political impasse of the Plateau people had left many deaths and so with casualties of detection.