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PEPT judgement: We’re yet to recover from shock, they should’ve ordered rerun – PDP chieftain

 The Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP), Ibrahim Abdullahi, has said the party is yet to recover
from the shock of the ruling of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal.

 

Abdullahi wondered why the judges ruled that there was
nothing wrong with the last presidential election.

 

On Wednesday, the tribunal dismissed all petitions from the
PDP presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar and his counterpart from Labour
Party, Peter Obi against President Bola Tinubu.

 

The court had affirmed Tinubu’s victory in the February 14
presidential election.

 

Reacting to the tribunal outcome, Abdullahi said it would
have made much sense if the tribunal had ordered a rerun.

 

Featuring on Arise Television on Friday, Abdullahi said
there was enough evidence provided by the PDP to nullify the election.

 

According to Abdullahi: “There was a lot of evidence that
was provided by the parties to nullify the election.

 

“If the judges had nullified the election and ordered a
rerun, it would’ve made a lot of sense.

 

“But for the respected judges to say that from the beginning
to the end, there’s nothing wrong with the election; it’s a shock to us. We are
yet to recover from the shock.”

Source: PEPT judgement: We’re yet to recover from shock, they should’ve ordered rerun – PDP chieftain

 - NigerianEye


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