BREAKING: PETER OBI TO FILE APPEAL AT THE SUPREME COURT ON OR BEFORE TUESDAY

Peter Obi/LP to file appeal at Supreme Court on or before Tuesday

The spokesperson of Peter Obi-Datti Presidential Campaign Council, Yunusa Tanko, has revealed that Peter Obi’s legal team may file an appeal at the Supreme Court on or before Tuesday.

He also that Obi have no plan of changing members of his legal team.

Tanko and the National Legal Adviser of LP, Kehinde Edun, revealed this to reporters.

“I just confirmed that we have not filed the appeal. That will be done between now and Tuesday.

“We are also not seeking to engage or tweak our team of lawyers,” Tanko said.

Edun said, “We have not filed the appeal yet because we are still within the time frame.

“It will be done any moment from now. our legal team is still intact. They are some of our best hands.

“There is no reason to change them since we do not doubt their capabilities.”

Meanwhile the National Coordinator of PETER OBI MANDATE GROUP (POMAG) Rev. Innocent Chukwudi Peace-Udochukwu have advised Nigerians on why All Eyes Must Still Be On The Supreme Court.

In a statement made available to RPTVBLOG, the fiery cleric stated, “The upcoming decision of the supreme court of Nigeria regarding the presidential election petition tribunal’s judgement has far-reaching implications for the future of democracy in the country”.

He also said that “It is critical that all citizens are informed and engaged with this issue, in order to ensure that justice is not only served but must be seen to have been served and the democratic process is upheld.”

“It is crucial that the general public, the media, civil society organizations, and international observers are all paying close attention to the supreme court’s decision”.

“If there is widespread scrutiny and awareness of the case, it will make it more difficult for the court to make a judgement that is not in line with the law”.

“Additionally, increased scrutiny will put pressure on the court to make a judgement that is just and fair.”

“All eyes must once again be on the supreme court because it is the last line of defense for democracy and the rule of law in Nigeria.”

“The court must be held to the highest standards of integrity and impartiality, in order to maintain the confidence of the public and uphold the foundations of democracy”.

“If all eyes are on the court, it will be more likely to make a fair and just judgement, without fear or favor.”

“We must not give up by judging with what happened in the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal.”

“If you care about the future of democracy and the rule of law in Nigeria, it is important to stay up to date with the latest developments in the supreme court case.” Rev. Peace advised.