The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kaduna State has implored party faithful within the State not to resort to violence, expressing confidence that the Election Petition Tribunal would restore its governorship mandate.
Spokesperson of the opposition in the state, Abraham Alberah Catoh in press release said on Thursday, April 27 maintained that no matter how justice is delayed, it would eventually be served.
Catoh furthered that, “Uba Sani, therefore, may continue to run or attempt to evade the judicial service of the governorship election petition by the PDP but can not hide.”
“We thank the Kaduna State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal for granting our request for a substituted service to Uba Sani. When you conspire to thwart the outcome of an election against the choice of the people, you shouldn’t be afraid to defend the stolen mandate in court”.
“We assure the people of the state of our resolve to recover the mandate freely given to our candidate and party in the March 18 governorship election.”
“Let us continue to show support to the party, remain calm, and also pray that God will grant their Lordships the wisdom to continue to do the right thing always,” he stated.
