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Kogi people’s will must be protected - APC tells INEC

The APC said it was aware of intense pressure on INEC to influence or disrupt the ongoing collation of results in Kogi State.
Tinubu presents flags to Uzodimma, Ododo, Sylva ahead of November 11 polls  [Presidency]
Tinubu presents flags to Uzodimma, Ododo, Sylva ahead of November 11 polls [Presidency]

The All Progressives Congress (APC)has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to protect the popular will of the Kogi electorate in Saturday‘s governorship election.

Felix Morka, the APC National Publicity Secretary said this in a statement on Sunday in Abuja.

“With the candidate of the APC, Usman Ododo, coasting to spectacular victory in Saturday’s Kogi governorship election, we call on INEC to protect the integrity of the legitimate votes of the Kogi electorate.

“Announced and uploaded results, so far, show our candidate maintaining a landslide lead in Kogi West and Central, with a competitive showing in Kogi East,” Morka said.

He said the APC was aware of intense pressure, including violent threats on INEC staff by agents and supporters of trailing opposition parties aimed at unduly influencing or disrupting the ongoing collation of results in the state.

He urged INEC to stand fast in the discharge of its constitutional duty to deliver a free, fair and credible election in the state, and ensure that the freely exercised will of the Kogi electorate prevailed.

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