The Digest:
Asue Ighodalo, the 2024 PDP candidate in Edo, has expressed his profound disappointment with the Supreme Court’s decision affirming the election of Monday Okpebholo as governor. He called the process a "deliberate and coordinated robbery" against the will of the people.
Key Points:
- Ighodalo condemned the Supreme Court's ruling as a betrayal, feeling let down by the justice system.
- He argued the election was rigged and criticized the institutions meant to safeguard democracy.
- Despite the ruling, he vowed to continue fighting for the people of Edo State.
- He stated that the fight for justice doesn’t end, promising not to be silenced.
- Ighodalo acknowledged the courage of his supporters and the strength found in unity.
- He expressed hope that justice would one day prevail, despite the court’s decision.
- Ighodalo called on those in power to govern with humility and conscience, warning history would eventually deliver its verdict.
Ighodalo’s response to the Supreme Court ruling reflects deep frustration over perceived injustice. While accepting the finality of the judgment, he reaffirmed his commitment to the people of Edo State and vowed to keep pushing for change.
Sources: Vanguard, Premium Times, Channels TV
