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APC exposes rigging strategies for Anambra governorship poll

Freedom Online by Freedom Online
November 11, 2013
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All Progressives Congress (APC) has exposed the plan by desperate politicians within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and  the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) to massively rig Saturday’s governorship election in Anambra and warned the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) against allowing itself to be used to carry out such plan.

 

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In a statement in Ibadan on Monday by its Interim National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party listed some of the rigging strategies as disenfranchisement of  voters, especially in opposition strongholds; massive thumb-printing of ballot papers in secret locations; sloppy accreditation process; late or non-delivery of voting materials to opposition strongholds and the use of the  police and other security agencies to intimidate voters.

It described the strategies as old tricks which INEC should be very well aware of, if indeed the electoral body is keen on delivering a free, fair and transparent elections on Monday.

”There are plans to use several secret locations, including Ogidi, for massive ballot paper thumb-printing, and it is an open secret that some of these locations are being fortified for secrecy.

Plans are also afoot to foist a sloppy accreditation exercise

on voters by muddling up names and photographs of voters in such a way that most voters will be disenfranchised.

”Also, areas where the APC candidate is strongest will either be starved of voting materials or will not even receive such

materials at all, while the police – which is fast becoming the armed wing of the PDP – as well as other security agents will be used to harass and intimidate voters.

”These are some of the evil strategies which the riggers are counting  upon on Saturday. This is the same game plan that

the PDP used to rig the Delta Central Senatorial Election last month, with the collusion of some dirty INEC officials,” APC

said.

The party warned, however, that the people of Anambra will not allow a  replay of such electoral heist and unmitigated

brigandage, neither will the APC condone any action that will not ensure a level-playing field for all candidates at the poll.

It, therefore, serves a warning to INEC, the police and other security forces to restrict themselves to their constitutional

roles during the election, instead of working in cahoots with

do-or-die politicians, vowing: ”We will expose, challenge and shame all those who are bent on ruining the forthcoming elections in Anambra, using our own counter-measures.”

APC tasked INEC to present and use for the Anambra election an authentic, legitimate and reliable voters register; ensure a proper voter accreditation as well as proper documentation of all  agents and voting materials starting from the polling units to the collation centre; and make sure that the distribution of election materials are timely, effective and well monitored.

The party called on its teeming supporters to be extra vigilant before, during and after the election; protect their votes and  counter, within the limits of the law and their own safety, any rigging measure that the devil-may-care politicians will bring forth.

 

 

 

 

 

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