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SDP Guber Candidate, Magnus Abe Withdraws Petition From Election Tribunal

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SDP Guber Candidate, Magnus Abe Withdraws Petition From Election Tribunal

The gubernatorial candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in Rivers State, Sen. Magnus Abe, has withdrawn his petition from the Election Tribunal.

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Sen. Abe disclosed this during an interactive session with SDP stakeholders and members in Port Harcourt on Sunday.

Also, he assured the people of the state and his followers of his steadfastness in putting them first in whatever capacity he can.

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