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Protesters gather as Presidential Tribunal decides Obi vs. Tinubu case

Protesters gather as Presidential Tribunal decides Obi vs. Tinubu case

Dozens of protesters have gathered at the venue of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal (PEPT) in Abuja.

The tribunal is currently delivering its verdict on cases brought before it by Atiku Abubakar (People’s Democratic Party) and Peter Obi (Labour Party) against Bola Tinubu (All Progressives Congress).

READ ALSO: Charly Boy calls on Obidients for massive street action in FCT prior to PEPT verdict

Heavy security presence is evident as political heavyweights arrive at the venue. Despite the tight security, protesters have gathered, holding placards with various inscriptions.

One placard reads, “Asiwaju, we stand with your mandate,” held by a hijab-wearing woman.

Meanwhile, the eccentric entertainer Charly Boy has called on Peter Obi’s supporters to occupy Abuja as the tribunal delivers its verdict on the 2023 presidential election.

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