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The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has said it has submitted the name of its presidential candidate, Peter Obi, to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) nomination portal.
The party’s National Leader, Senator Seriake Dickson, disclosed this in a statement on Monday, noting that the NDC had filed an appeal against a recent court ruling and an application for stay of execution.
“The appeal processes had been served on the INEC Chairman and the commission,” the statement said.
The party said it had been given access to the INEC portal to upload the names of its candidates in line with the electoral timetable.
The statement continued: “Today, the NDC has filed an appeal against the ruling as well as a stay of execution/injunction, which has been served with a covering letter to the INEC chairman and his team to do what is right according to law and what is legally sensible.
“The Nigeria Democratic Congress is here to stay and is a duly registered party in Nigeria which has participated in all the political processes so far and as I said yesterday, nomination processes have already been concluded and in the eyes of the law, candidates have already emerged from the party for all offices across the country in primaries that were observed, monitored and recorded by INEC.
“What we have now is just the administrative process of submitting the names to INEC and we have been given access to the portal to upload our qualified candidates.
“My name and that of the Presidential Candidate have been uploaded to the INEC portal, the Vice Presidential Candidate will be done tomorrow after the deposition is completed. The process is also continuing for other candidates.
“In line with the INEC timetable which we have religiously adhered to, we have from now to the 11th of next month to upload all National Assembly candidates, while those of governors and State Houses of Assembly will end on the 17th of July. So, there is enough time for all the names of the candidates to be submitted to INEC and there is no need for anyone to panic.
“As National Leader, I must also thank all the aspirants and those who showed interest for various offices. As they know, primaries, no matter how well-run, only one person can come out the winner. The processes were not perfect but we have tried to resolve these differences in this short period, for a new party dealing with such a high volume of aspirants in a direct primary situation managed by stakeholders in every state and by party leaders.
“The reconciliation processes have begun and we anticipate them to get to everyone, to supplement what I and the leadership have continued to do. And we assure them that all those who have expressed interest shall be carried along in the party’s campaigns, committees and structures, because they constitute the grassroots strength and the backbone of our party.
“Congratulations to all NDC candidates, members and all lovers of democracy.
“Our multiparty democracy should not be destroyed. Desperados and mercenaries parading as political leaders will not destroy our hard-earned democracy.
We appreciate the solidarity, support and prayers of Nigerians.
“We also thank INEC, led by Professor Joash Amupitan, for their professionalism so far and we expect them to continue on this path and they will have the understanding of us all.
We thank him for registering the NDC and two other parties as directed by the court, but we also note his stance in filing an affidavit in opposition to the suit to deregister some opposition parties and reversing the non-recognition of the chairmanship of David Mark of the ADC as directed by the court.
“Although our institutions are not perfect, INEC, the judiciary and security agencies, all the leaders must come together to protect the neutrality of the institutions that protect our democracy and the integrity of our nation.
“We have filed and served our appeal and the accompanying applications, so the ball is now in the judiciary’s court and we expect the judiciary to do the right thing under the law.”
