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Ighodalo Urges The Judiciary To be Impartial, Punish Electoral ’Robbers’

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Nelson Utip

In his Independence message to the people of Edo State, Asue Ighodalo, the gubernatorial candidate of The PDP in the just concluded governorship election in the state has urged the judiciary to be impartial and punish the perpetrators of irregularities in the election.

In a statement by The Team Asue Media Organisation (TAMO), signed by Erhabor Emokpae in Benin City on Tuesday, The PDP governorship candidate also called on Nigerians to remain steadfast in spite of the numerous challenges facing the nation since the attainment of independence in 1960.

He called on the judiciary to remain steadfast and impartial as it prepares to look into what he described as the most brazen electoral heist in Nigeria’s democratic history since 1999.

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“As we celebrate the 64th Independence Anniversary of our great nation, I stand before you with a heavy heart but unyielding resolve. This year’s celebration is marked by recent events that have left many disheartened.

“The unprecedented electoral heist we witnessed is a stark reminder of the struggles our forefathers faced for the rights and freedoms we hold dear today.

“To my supporters in Edo State and across the nation, I urge you to stay the course. Our journey toward a flourishing Edo and a better Nigeria is far from over.

“Every challenge we encounter is merely a stepping stone toward the realization of our dreams for a fair, just, and equitable society.

“Let us not be deterred by the shadows cast upon our collective aspirations. Instead, let us unite under the banner of integrity, resilience, and the unwavering belief that the will of the people must prevail

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“As we reflect on the sacrifices made for our independence, let us also renew our commitment to ensuring that our democracy flourishes.

“Together, we shall forge a path toward a brighter future for Edo State and all of Nigeria. In unity and determination, we will rise.” The statement read.

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