Imo: PDP Vows To Get Justice At Appeal Court

The Imo State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has said the appeal court will serve them justice in the case of the legal battle surrounding the November, 2023 governorship election.

The PDP state chairman, Chidi Dike, said this in Owerri in reaction to the judgement of the Imo governorship tribunal which affirmed Hope Uzodimma of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) as the governor of the state.

PDP chairman said the tribunal judgement did not reflect the facts as presented by the party to the court and for that reason, they would head to the appeal court.

“From every indication, the ruling of the tribunal did not reflect the true facts presented before the tribunal by our legal luminaries. The fact of the matter is that the party and its candidate in the November 11 governorship election, Distinguish Senator Samuel Nnaemeka Anyanwu won the election which facts were presented to the tribunal. While rejecting the ruling, this does not vitiate our confidence in the judiciary and its ability to correct the lopsided view of the Judges that sat in Abuja.

“We state in unmistakable terms that the population of Imo electorates rejected the candidate of the APC and placed their confidence in the PDP following the abysmal performance of the APC in Imo State. The Peace-loving people of Imo State had before the poll expressed their tiredness and loss of confidence in the Governance of APC and yearned for a change which they trooped out en masse in November to further elucidate, but their efforts were thwarted by INEC and their officials.”

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However, they restate their confidence that these anomalies of the tribunal will be corrected.
While stressing that PDP is a constitutional party and have unflinching confidence in the constitution of Nigeria, its interpreters in the higher echelon of the Judiciary.

“Let me at this juncture appreciate our party members across the state. What you have demonstrated in the 24 hours following the tribunal judgement is indeed a great show of solidarity and absolute loyalty. Your calls and text messages are hereby acknowledged and I pledge in my honour that I and the Caretaker Committee Members will not take it for granted.

“We will not fail you. While assuring you that your mandate and that of the Imo people will be recovered. I want to say again that we are not going to rest on our oars. We urge you to remain resolute as the Court of Appeal will definitely serve us Justice,” he stated.