Politicians will not approach court if the judiciary is upright. — JonathanPoliticians will not approach court if the judiciary is upright. — Jonathan

Former President Dr. Goodluck Jonathan stated yesterday that if the judiciary had been fair in election disputes, most politicians would not go to court. He spoke during the inauguration of the Delta State High Court Complex in Asaba, the state capital. He also implemented the presentation of 20 SUVs to state justices. Speaking at the inauguration, Jonathan praised Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for focusing on Delta State's infrastructure development. He stated, "My belief is that half of those who go to court do so because they believe they have been cheated by the electoral management system."They were rigged out. When you are naturally aggrieved, you must go to court. So, presuming the polls are performed properly, they know they lost the election, but they believe they can use the judges to be declared winners. "If the judiciary doesn't declare who didn't win an election the winner, over 50 percent of election cases will not go to court."

… in South Africa

Jonathan further stated that "in South Africa, the electoral management body will never compromise." Everyone is aware of this. If you lose, you simply wait until the next election. "You don't have to go to court." Because if you go to court, the judges will not compromise. So, you will not receive anything. He also praised the governor for his commitment to continuing projects started by previous administrations in the state.

Jonathan stated, "There are some initiatives that are extremely important to the state's growth and development. And we expect anyone who takes over the administration to continue with them, which you are doing. "I believe that this is one of the top judicial headquarters in the country today. And I extend my congratulations to Delta State's Governor and judiciary on this outstanding project," Jonathan concluded.

Oborevwori

Oborevwori previously stated, "Of the three arms of government, only the court lacked a suitable office building. "This motivated me to do this assignment as soon as possible. I am relieved that the story has changed for the better. "The implication, moving forward, is that the cause of justice will now be better served for the greater welfare of all. "As a government, we have taken steps to further ensure that our judges and associated staff not only operate in a conducive and enabling environment but are provided with the necessary tools that complement the functionality and prestige of their offices."

He thanked Jonathan for coming to inaugurate the project. Oborevwori stated that the former President remained a great Nigerian patriot, statesman, and unique leader both in and out of government.