The Federal government has warned aggrieved parties dissatisfied with the results of the 2019 general election, to seek proper legal redress rather than take laws into their own hands.
The Government was reacting to recent posters circulating the Federal Capital City, to discredit the outcome of the polls .
Correspondent Tijesu Adeoye reports that the 2019 General Election has been conducted but the outcome of the polls continue to dominate discussions across the country.
Nigeria’s Information Minister, Lai Mohammed is also concerned with the recent appearance of some billboards that suggest the country is still in campaign mode.
Although the Former Vice President and Presidential Candidate of the People’s Democratic Party , Atiku Abubakar has denied being behind the billboards, the Minister warns that the law will not pardon anyone whose actions instigate a political crisis.
The Minister also reiterates that President Muhammadu Buhari’s victory is a well deserved one and assures that the incumbent will continue to act in the interest of all Nigerians.
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