Barr. Julius Abure, the national chairman of the Labour Party, has expressed outrage over the actions of INEC regarding the results of the presidential election.
Barr. Julius Abure raised concerns about the impunity that is currently prevalent throughout the entire state of Lagos regarding the failure to upload the results of the presidential election that were counted in various voting stations throughout the state to the Central Server.
According to Julius Abure, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) officials with the assistance of the security forces are alleging that the BVAS has suddenly developed a malfunction and can no longer operate.
Abure claimed that the INEC authorities allege that the BVAS suddenly acquired a defect in places like Agege, Kosofe, Oshodi-Isolo, Surulere, and Ibeju Lekki, among others, when results show that the Labour Party won comfortably.
This error only occurs when posting presidential election results.
“Information reaching me has it that in Lagos, they have refused to upload the results for the presidential election, they have uploaded that of the Senate and House of Representatives but for the presidential, they have refused. And they are using the police to drive our agents and supporters out of the place. And they said that they have firm instructions from INEC headquarters not to upload.” – he said.
According to him;
“For example, in Kosofe, they put the collation centre in a Local Government Area Headquarters. The place is surrounded by APC and people are afraid of their life. They are not uploading, they said that they have been giving instruction to insist that the BVAS is faulty. And most of the places we won, but they have refused to upload.”
The Labour Party Chairman added;
“As I speak, APC officials are in Yaba office of INEC negotiating with the officials. What I have said now is happening in Agege, Kosofe, Oshodi-Isolo, Surulere, we have this situation all over. In Ibeju Lekki, our local government chairman who attempted to stop them was arrested by the police.”
Similar circumstances are present at all of Delta State’s collation centers, according to Abure.
Nonetheless, he urged INEC to make sure that only legitimate and independently verified results from the various voting places should be uploaded.
Additionally, he urged the police to support the democratic process and to fight politicians’ efforts to undermine its accomplishments by refusing to be used to obstruct Nigerians’ right to choose their leaders.
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