The former president of Nigeria, Olusegun Obasanjo has called on the Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) Chairman Mahmood Yakubu, to save Nigeria from the looming danger and disaster waiting to happen.
In a statement on Monday titled “2023 Nigeria Presidential Election: An Appeal For Caution and Rectification, Obasanjo demanded that the results from polling units where BVAS were not used be cancelled and if Mahmood Yakubu's hands are clean, he should save Nigeria to the disaster waiting to happen as a result of this election. In his own words...
"At this stage, we do not need wittingly or unwittingly to set this country on fire with the greed, irresponsible and unpatriotic acts of those who gave money to INEC officials for perversion and those who collected the blood money. Let me appeal to the INEC Chairman, if his hands are clean, he should save Nigeria from this disaster waiting to happen."
Full statement below...
(Extract from the Daily Trust)
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