Atiku to challenge presidential election results in court

the vanguard to defend our constitution from the brigandage of anti-democratic forces.
“Finally I urge Nigerians to remain vigilant and resolute. You have the constitutionally guaranteed right of freedom to choose your leaders. We will not sit idly by and watch your rights taken from you,” the PDP candidate said.
Fielding questions from journalists on whether he would contest the entire election or some states, Abubakar said the party’s lawyers were already working on that, and the party would act on their advice.
On his confidence that he would get justice in court, Abubakar said he had taken sitting presidents to court 11 times, adding that if he cannot get justice in court he would hand over everything to God.
Abubakar also said he was not aware of any reconciliation members from the President-elect, Bola Tinubu, trying to reach him, not to talk of denying them access to him.
On whether he regretted not working with Peter Obi of Labour Party, Abubakar said he believed Obi left PDP in a hurry as he would have been his running mate.
“Yes, it is a fact, he took our votes from the South East and South South, but that of course will not make him president.
“We all know that to be president in this country, you need to get votes from everywhere.
“So, as far as I am concerned, Peter is welcomed to dialogue with PDP. We are ready to dialogue with him, so I don’t think we will have any problem with him, if he wants to dialogue with PDP, form alliance,” he said.




