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Film Stars Rally Behind Tinubu: Zack Orji, Yul Edochie, And More Show Up At PEPC (Videos)
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Written By Oshiobugie Omo-Ikirodah
In a display of robust support for their preferred presidential candidate, renowned Nollywood actors, Zack Orji and Yul Edochie, along with other notable industry figures, were spotted at the Presidential Election Petition Court (PEPC) rallying behind Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. CONTINUE READING
The atmosphere at the tribunal was electric, as the nation awaited a pivotal decision regarding the challenges to President Tinubu’s electoral victory. The presence of these movie stars added an additional layer of interest, underscoring the wide-ranging impact of this political event.
Apart from the star-studded attendees, the court saw an assembly of key political figures and dignitaries. Among those present were prominent members of Tinubu’s cabinet such as Kashim Shettima, Julius Abure, Ganduje, Gbajabiamila, Ribadu, and Bala Mohammed. Their presence reflected the significance of the day’s proceedings and the potential implications of the tribunal’s decision for the nation’s political landscape.
The PEPC has been the focal point of discussions ever since the opposition challenged the legitimacy of Tinubu’s presidential win. Today, it wasn’t just a gathering of politicians and legal experts but also had the glamour of the film industry showing their alignment with political courses.
Source: Bushradiogist
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