2019 Governorship and State Assembly Election: Femi Fani Kayode makes fresh allegations against INEC
– Femi Fani Kayode made fresh allegations against INEC
– The former Minister disclosed that the electoral body declared inconclusive election in states where the PDP was coasting to victory
Former Nigerian Min. for Aviation and Legal Practitioner, Femi Fani Kayode, have made fresh allegations against the country’s electoral body, the Independent National Electoral Commission INEC.
Femi Fani Kayode in a statement condemned the decision of the electoral commission to declare states where the Peoples Democratic Party PDP was cruising to victory in the March 9 Governorship and State Assembly election as inconclusive.
An earlier report had made it known that the result from the Governorship election in Bauchi, Sokoto, Adamawa, and Plateau states were declared inconclusive because of the margins between the winners and the opponents were less than the total number of voters from the affected states.
Femi Kayode in his statement said that electoral body had declared elections inconclusive in 5 states where the All Progressive Congress was losing and suspended announcement of results in 3 states where PDP is winning.
He also went ahead to congratulate the PDP and their candidates in states where they prevailed.
However, Femi Fani Kayode in a statement via his Twitter handle wrote,
”Most states that @OfficialPDPNig have won are suddenly being declared inconclusive. With what INEC has done all over the country, all I can say is may God save Nigeria.
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”Adamawa, Plateau, Kano, Bauchi and Sokoto declared inconclusive. Rivers and Delta results suspended.
”INEC has declared elections inconclusive in 5 states where APC is losing and suspended announcement of results in 3 states where PDP is winning.
”Osun State formula ACTIVATED. Meanwhile congrats to the PDP and our candidates in all the states that we prevailed. You have done us proud.”
