The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Supreme Court on Friday gave judgement against Nyako’s bid to return and complete his tenure.
Nyako, in an interview with newsmen in Yola, said his major reason of going to court was to seek redress over his illegal removal.
“I am relaxed and will remain so; I always believe that the future is better,” Nyako said.
The former governor, who spoke in Hausa language thanked his supporters and well wishers for their show of support and solidarity.
“Thank you, my people of Adamawa for the show of love,” Nyako said.
Nyako said that as a renowned farmer, he would continue his farming business and continue to contribute his quota to humanity.
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