Eko Hot Blog reports that The Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi, has renounced the judgment of the Presidential Election Petitions Court on the February 25, 2023 poll.
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Speaking in Onitsha, today, Obi described the court ruling on the petition as against justice.
He acknowledged the Tribunal’s adherence to statutory time frame and expressed respect for the court’s views and rulings but fails to accept the judgment’s rationale and final conclusions.
He stated his intention, in his capacity as a presidential candidate and on behalf of the Labour Party, to immediately challenge the judgment through the appellate process, as permitted by the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Obi expressed his confidence in the Supreme Court, which he emphasized is the apex judiciary system and has the veto power pass the judgment.
He urged Nigerians to maintain peace and order by adhering to the rule of law and remain calm in this process.
Obi made it known that his legal team have received the directive to file an appeal against the Tribunal’s verdict on the challenge against Tinubu’s victory.
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The LP presidential candidate conveyed his untiring resolution to ensure the prevalence of justice on the case.
He added that the course is not only for him, but for well meaning citizens of Nigeria whose electoral mandate was unfairly thwarted by the Independent Electoral Commission (INEC).
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