 We're straight now to Nassarara state where the governor, Abdelai Suley, has etched the people of the state to respect the Supreme Court's judgment which affirmed his re-election as governor. The court affirmed the Court of Appeals decision which voided the nullification of Suley's election. Now, Suley acknowledged the dissenting views and praised the justice system for ensuring fairness without undue interference. He emphasized that the Supreme Court is the final court of adjudication, which the decision cannot be affected by protests. Well, you know, it's a state where we had over 600,000 votes and we won with 340-something thousand votes. So you will know that over 200,000 people did not vote for us. So if out of these 200,000 people that did not vote for us, another set of 50 people are protesting somewhere, or 100 people call it even a thousand people, you know, that are protesting somewhere, then you will know because it's a day that not everybody will be happy. You know, in every state where the Supreme Court actually passed judgment, in every one of these states you will find some people happy and some other people not happy. But I think people who understand what democracy is all about will understand that the Supreme Court is the ultimate and is the final. So and those who appreciate and respect democracy should actually leave it right there and come and because protest or no protest will not change anything, the Supreme Court has already passed its judgment. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.