Leader of the delegation, Abubakar Bawa-Kalgo, described the exercise as transparent, credible and in accordance with the party’s constitution.
Mr Asogwa commended INEC for its prompt compliance with the court pronouncement.
Mr Asogwa called on members of the public and supporters to participate actively in the party’s ongoing membership revalidation and new registration exercise.
The ‘Uzabe Situation Room’ has been launched to monitor the situation reports of the Kogi, Bayelsa and Imo governorship elections.
“The PDP asserts that it is indeed a sad commentary for our democracy that the Supreme Court failed to uphold the provisions of the law.”
The governorship election petitions tribunal is set to deliver judgment on Monday (today).
“I express respect for the court’s views and rulings but openly disagree with the judgment’s rationale and final conclusions,” he said.
Mr Adebutu further chided Mr Abiodun, asking him to stop desperate moves aimed at keeping himself in power against the public’s wish.
“Dapo Abiodun has turned Ogun state into a bloodbath. He cannot rig this election and claim that people should not present evidences of his malpractice.”
“Learn the rules of good sportsmanship, know rules, know your roles, know when to fight, what to fight for and know when to walk away so you can embrace other fights.”
