They're no longer simply shaking their heads and sitting back. They want to bring in the law. They must wish this went to court and it is clear they are not going to stop until justice is done or at least until they feel like their concerns have been met with the proper response.
With election irregularities being a hot topic all across Nigeria, these claims could spark even bigger questions about the integrity of our electoral system. Whether you side with the PDP or not, there is no denying that when one part of the country raises the alarm, the rest of us are left wondering what is really happening behind the scenes.
It's still too early to predict the outcome, but you can bet that this story isn't going away quietly. As the legal gears start turning, it’ll be interesting to see how things unfold, especially if other regions follow suit in questioning their own election results.
This whole situation brings up some interesting debates about the electoral process in Nigeria. It’s not just about who won or lost, but whether the system is fair enough to reflect the true voice of the people. Have elections become a contest of who can pull the wool over whose eyes, or are we still able to trust the results that come out?