In Abuja, OfficialPDPNig urged France and the international bodies to prevail on the Federal Government to preserve democratic institutions and the sanctity of the ballot. nassnigeria
THE People’s Democratic Party on Tuesday resumed its protest in Abuja.
“The judiciary is being arm-twisted; the rule of law has become a mockery and we thought it wise to come and lay our complaint because they no longer listen to anybody. “In Kogi, we saw what transpired in the last election. Nigerians have seen for themselves what the opposition party is going through.
The party also insisted that it would continue to protest over the outcome of the Supreme Court judgment which removed Emeka Ihedioha as the governor.But, in a statement issued after the party’s stakeholders meeting in Owerri, PDP said it would “continue to employ every legal means available to make sure that the unjust judgment against the party, Governor Emeka Ihedioha and his Deputy Gerald Irona by the Supreme Court is reviewed and reversed.
It urged members to remain faithful as a better future was ahead. It described the recent developments as “a temporal set back”.He debunked reports that he had abandoned the Treasury Single Accounts established by the Ihedioha administration.
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