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US Ambassador Says “Criminals” Who Sacked Congress Will Face the Law

– Assures U.S. is Perfecting Union, Democracy.

The United  States said on Friday  that the “criminals” who stormed the U.S. Capitol in support of President Donald Trump ⁴will be held accountable in accordance with the rule of law in the United State.”

United States Ambassador to Nigeria, Ms Mary Beth Leonard said in a statement in Abuja assured Nigerians who expressed concern over the  sacking of Congress by supporters of President Donald Trump that her country is working “to perfect our union and our democracy.”

According to the statement titled: ‘Storming of the United States Capitol,’ Ambassador Leonard stated that “the United States Congress has completed its Constitutionally mandated count of the Electoral College vote and affirmed the election of Joseph R. Biden, Jr. and Kamala D. Harris. 

“They will be sworn into office and a peaceful transfer of power will occur on January 20, 2021.  Lawlessness and rioting are always unacceptable. 

“The criminals who stormed the U.S. Capitol will be held accountable in accordance with the rule of law in the United States.  Our heartfelt gratitude to the many citizens of Nigeria who sent messages of support during Wednesday’s difficult hours. 

“The enduring friendship and partnership between the United States and the people of Nigeria will endure and thrive as we work to perfect our union and our democracy.”

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