The assurance was contained in a statement issued on Friday by the Peter Obi Media Reach (POMR) and signed by its spokesperson, Idris Zekeri Jnr.
According to the statement, the organisation has received numerous inquiries from journalists and concerned Nigerians following the court’s decision, prompting it to clarify its position on the matter.
POMR disclosed that its legal team is currently studying the judgment and will take immediate legal steps by filing an appeal. It appealed to Obi’s supporters, coalition partners and members of the public to remain calm while the legal process continues.
The media office insisted that the ruling does not diminish its determination to provide Nigerians with an alternative political platform, adding that legal and institutional challenges were anticipated in its effort to confront the country’s political establishment.
“We have received the news of today’s bizarre ruling from the court in Lokoja regarding the legal status of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC.
“While our legal teams are thoroughly reviewing the judgment to initiate immediate corrective and appellate measures, our Principal urges all our supporters, coalition partners, and patriots nationwide to remain absolutely calm and focused,” the statement said.
POMR maintained that although the court ruling represents a setback, it remains confident that it is only a temporary obstacle and will not derail its long-term political objectives.