The Borno State chapter of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has urged members and supporters to remain calm following a court judgment that deregistered the party nationwide.
In a statement on Sunday, the Borno NDC Publicity Secretary, Comrade Aliyu AK-Balarabe, said the party received the Federal High Court ruling with “dignity and respect for the rule of law.”
“We call on all NDC faithful in Borno to remain law-abiding and peaceful. This is not the end of our political journey.
“Our party remains strong, united, and committed to the democratic process. The legal team of our national leadership has already taken the necessary steps to challenge the ruling at the Court of Appeal, and we have every confidence that justice will prevail.
“We urge our candidates, executives, stakeholders, and supporters not to be distracted by misinformation or propaganda. The NDC remains focused on providing a credible alternative for Nigerians and preparing for the 2027 general elections.
“As believers, we place our trust in Almighty God. No individual or institution can determine the destiny of our great party except God. We remain confident that truth, justice, and the rule of law will prevail.
“Let us remain united, hopeful, and committed to building a better Borno State and a better Nigeria through democratic means,” Balarabe said.
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