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Home » NEWS » Mahmood will go down in history as the worst INEC chairman in Nigeria— Kenneth Okonkwo   

Mahmood will go down in history as the worst INEC chairman in Nigeria— Kenneth Okonkwo   

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February 27, 2023
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Veteran Nollywood actor cum Spokesman of the Labour Party (LP) presidential campaign council, Kenneth Okonkwo has slammed the INEC chairman, Mahmood Yakubu for allegedly rigging results of the presidential election announced so far.

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Since the collation of results commenced, many supporters of LP have continued to fault the discrepancies in the election results.

 

In a post via Instagram, Kenneth rained curses on the electoral body, claiming he is sure his presidential candidate, Peter Obi, won in some states but declared otherwise.

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According to him, Mahmood will go down in history as the worst INEC chairman in Nigeria over the lapses recorded in the 2023 election.

 

The LP chieftain further questioned by Ekiti State could successfully transmit their results and Lagos, South South, South East and most Northern states have not done likewise.

 

He wrote: “Whoever rigs this election against Peter Obi will die a painful death from the Almighty God and the time starts now. Just watch and see. They will perish in most disastrous circumstances. This is one election they cannot steal by the grace of God. We moovee!!!”

 

Prof Mahmoud will go down in history as the worst Chairman of INEC in Nigeria. The process of election is to accredit the voters, count the votes loudly and openly in front of everyone, paste the result on a conspicuous place in the polling unit, upload the hardcopy of the results unto the INEC portal, upload the results to the INEC server to the glaring view of all Nigerians.

 

In most states of Nigeria, nobody has displayed pasted copies of polling unit results anywhere. Collation of results was to be mere formality because before the results are announced by INEC at the collation centres, every Nigerian ought to have the results in his system via the already uploaded results.

 

Nobody has the uploaded results both hardcopy and figures 48 hours after voting. How come in Lagos, Rivers, FCT, South East, South South and most Northern States there was no code to transmit results but Ekiti State, where APC purportedly scored 201,494, as against 11,397 that was allocated to Labour, there was a code to transmit results and announcement made within 24 hours of election. It’s a shame. We will have a new Nigeria, period!!!”

 

 

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