PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RESULTS: “You’re Afraid Of Rejoicing” - Aisha Yesufu Tells Tinubu, APC

 


The All Progressives Congress (APC), has been told not to put too much energy in celebrating their declaration of victory by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

According to one of the leading figures of the Obidient movement, Aisha Yesufu, there was so much evidence of electoral fraud.

According to the activist, the election was rigged, but the riggers forgot that results from polling units must be provided and not what was read out by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), at the national collation centres.

Recall that Senator Dino Melaye had led other parties’ collation agents on a walk-out at INEC’s national collation centre, accusing Prof. Mahmood Yakubu of having rigged the presidential election in favour of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Also there have been reports of massive rigging of the Saturday’s polls across the country and this claim was made solid by INEC’s failure to upload results on its server more than 72 hours after the conduct of the election.

In a tweet on Wednesday, Yesufu believes the Labour Party must get justice.

“When you steal and leave so much evidence behind you are afraid of rejoicing!

“Dem rig forget say people go see polling unit by polling unit and not the usual lump collated votes,” she wrote.

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