In anticipation of today’s highly anticipated judgment regarding the 2023 presidential election disputes, the Department of State Services (DSS) has deployed a team of anti-bomb experts to assume control of the courtroom where the verdict is scheduled to be pronounced.
This specialized team, consisting of approximately 12 experts, has commenced a meticulous sweep of the courtroom, diligently searching for any potential explosive devices or other dangerous weapons that might pose a threat to the proceedings.
Upon their arrival, the security personnel, displaying an unwavering demeanor, swiftly evacuated all individuals present in the courtroom, ensuring effective security measures were in place.
As of the time of filing this report, lawyers, journalists, and accredited politicians who are authorized to enter the courtroom remain patiently outside, awaiting the completion of the security screening by these experts.
In the meantime, comprehensive security measures have been implemented to safeguard the peace and stability both within and outside the premises of the Court of Appeal complex. To this end, all access roads leading to the court have been sealed off to vehicular traffic.
Notable among the political figures observed in the vicinity is Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, the immediate past Deputy President of the Senate.