Regarding a recent decision, Charly Boy has stated that he does not anticipate receiving justice from the Presidential Election Petition Court.
The court declared that President Bola Tinubu had not been convicted in the United States and dismissed the argument made by the Labour Party and its presidential candidate, Peter Obi, that Tinubu needed to win 25 percent of the votes in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) to be declared president.
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Justice Haruna Tsammani, who headed the five-member bench, emphasized that voters in the FCT, Abuja, held equal importance to voters in other Nigerian states and that Abuja did not possess any special status.
I didn’t expect justice.
But I have a strong feeling say we never really tire to suffer.Like Datti said, “the fate of the common man doesn’t lie in the hands of the judiciary but in the hands of the common man himself”
E be like say we never ready. pic.twitter.com/VCwX5gNi3r
— Charly Boy Area Fada 1 (@AreaFada1) September 6, 2023
In response, Charly Boy expressed his skepticism regarding the prospect of receiving justice in such matters. He conveyed his belief that the ruling highlighted that Nigerians may not have grown weary of enduring hardships.
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In a somewhat resigned tone, he quoted Yusuf Datti, saying, “the fate of the common man doesn’t lie in the hands of the judiciary but in the hands of the common man himself.”
He concluded with the sentiment that it seems like Nigerians might not yet be fully prepared for change.
