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Alhaji Murtala Yakubu Ajaka Pledges to Continue Legal Battle at Supreme Court

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Abuja, Nigeria – Alhaji Murtala Yakubu Ajaka, the Social Democratic Party (SDP) candidate in the November 11, 2023, Kogi governorship election, has vowed to persist in his legal quest to reclaim his “stolen mandate” by taking his case to the Supreme Court. This announcement follows the recent decision by the Court of Appeal in Abuja, which upheld Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo’s victory as the duly elected Governor of Kogi State.

While respecting the Court of Appeal’s ruling, Ajaka has alleged that the outcome of the petition was influenced by irregularities and manipulations. He assured his supporters that this setback would not deter him from fighting for the rights and interests of the people of Kogi State.

The Bureau Newspaper learnt that Ajaka, addressing his supporters, said, “I understand the disappointment and frustration this decision brings to my supporters. But let us use this setback as fuel to propel us forward, to ignite a fire within us that will burn even brighter. Our stolen mandate will be reclaimed, and the will of the people will prevail. Together, we shall overcome this temporary setback and emerge victorious. Let us stand tall, united, and unwavering in our pursuit of justice. The journey may be arduous, but the destination will be worth it.”

Ajaka’s commitment to continue the legal battle underscores the ongoing contention surrounding the governorship election. He remains determined to challenge the Court of Appeal’s decision, rallying his supporters to remain steadfast in their pursuit of justice.

As the legal battle for Kogi’s governorship moves to the Supreme Court, Ajaka’s resolve to pursue his mandate highlights the intense political struggle in the state. The outcome of this legal challenge will be closely watched as it unfolds in the highest court in the land.

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