On Wednesday, Mr Obi’s supporters gathered close to the Court of Appeal complex in Abuja.

Ahead of the tribunal judgment on the February 25 presidential election, Obidients holding banners and placards were sighted around the federal ministry of finance in Abuja in a video shared on X by a member of the Obdient family, @fs_Yusuf_.

‘All Eyes On the Judiciary’ and ‘Protect our mandate, uphold the rule of law, Alhaji Bola Ahmed Tinubu not our President’ were inscribed on some banners.JAMB Result

In the video by @fs_Yusuf_ titled ‘OBIDIENTS mounting outside. #PEPTJudgement’, a protester dressed in green and white holding the Nigerian flag, said, “If they fail to declare justice, serve justice that Nigerians demand, that means there is nothing like constitution in this country.”

Earlier on Wednesday, Peoples Gazette reported how youth dressed in black and red attire branded with the ex-militant’s name, an ally of Mr Tinubu, arrived at the court early Wednesday, holding placards, singing, and dancing.

On Monday, the tribunal fixed September 6 for ruling on petitions challenging the victory of Mr Tinubu.JAMB Portal

Atiku Abubakar (Peoples Democratic Party) and Peter Obi (Labour Party), both candidates in the last presidential poll, are claiming to be the legitimate winner of the election instead of Mr Tinubu.InformationGuideNigeria

Mr Abubakar polled 6.9 million votes, and Mr Obi had 6.1 million votes in the election.

Mahmood Yakubu-led Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) declared Mr Tinubu the winner on March 1.