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The Supreme Court’s ruling upholding the election of All Progressives Congress (APC) Senator Monday Okpebholo has prompted a response from Asue Ighodalo, the PDP’s nominee for Edo State’s 2024 gubernatorial race.
The ruling by the Supreme Court on Thursday upheld Okpebholo’s victory, and PDP candidate Ighodalo claimed that it was a betrayal of institutions tasked with defending democracy as well as those who allegedly rigged the election.
“Today the Supreme Court has made a decision,” he stated. I acknowledge the finality of its ruling, but I cannot and will not pretend that the verdict is fair. There was no contest in the September 2024 gubernatorial election. “I will not and cannot obstruct any judicial pronouncement, no matter how flawed, but I must never fear speaking truth to power.” It was a planned, concerted robbery that has now been cruelly affirmed by the nation’s highest court. I have the same intense sense of betrayal as you do. By the very organizations we trusted to defend our democracy, not simply by those who rigged the outcome. With hope, you emerged. You voted for competence, advancement, and success, and now we’re being told that your voice is inconsequential and that your freely granted mandate can be violated with no repercussions. I understand how you’re hurting. I can relate to your indignation, and I will always admire your bravery. I dedicate this to all the young people who witnessed the birth of a new Edo. To all the elders who hoped our state would resurrect. To all the men and women who voted, prayed, and ran for office. Even though we didn’t win the job, we nonetheless achieved something more significant. We located each other. We realized how strong we were together. Our lovely narrative continues even though this difficult chapter ends tonight. The fight to restore the essence of our cherished state is still ongoing.
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Indeed, gloomy times could be ahead. Unfortunately, this illegitimacy will have an impact outside of the Supreme Court’s walls. I worry that Edo will sense it in the everyday suffering of her people, the lack of leadership, and the adequacy of policies. However, we are not a scared or broken people. We could get hurt. However, every wound heals. We should make this our pledge. We won’t back down. We won’t be quieted. We shall also never forget. To those who currently occupy unmerited power, exercise humility and govern with integrity. History sees what the courts may not. And one day, it will deliver its own verdict.
