In a recent development in Kaduna State, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chapter has expressed its strong disagreement with the judgment delivered by the Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal. The tribunal had affirmed the election victory of Governor Uba Sani of the All Progressives Congress (APC). In response to the verdict, the Kaduna State PDP has announced its intention to seek redress at the Court of Appeal, emphasizing its belief that the judgment did not uphold the principles of substantive justice.
Questioning the Verdict
Mr. Alberah Catoh, the Publicity Secretary of the PDP in Kaduna State, made the party’s position clear in a statement released to the media. According to Catoh, a thorough review conducted by the PDP’s legal team raised concerns about the tribunal’s judgment. They believe that the decision did not align with the principles of justice and failed to adhere to the established electoral laws, guidelines, and regulations.
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The PDP, committed to its cause, has instructed its legal representatives to proceed with an appeal to the Court of Appeal in Abuja, adhering to the legal timeframe specified for such actions.
A Message of Patience and Persistence
Mr. Catoh, despite encountering a setback, has reassured the supporters of PDP throughout Kaduna State to remain calm and optimistic. He expressed his firm belief that the pursuit of justice may take time, but it will eventually lead to the desired outcome. This occurrence accentuates the significance of the legal system in guaranteeing fair and transparent elections in Nigeria. Political parties and candidates have the right to contest election results if they deem that there are anomalies or legal matters that need to be addressed. The unwavering determination of the Kaduna State PDP to seek redress through the Court of Appeal underscores the party’s dedication to upholding the democratic process and ensuring that the opinion of the electorate is respected.
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