Why INEC Declared Adamawa’s Election Inconclusive – Gov Fintiri

Ahmadu Fintiri

The Peoples Democratic Party’s (PDP) governor of Adamawa State, Ahmadu Fintiri, has claimed that the state’s resident electoral commissioner is to blame for the problems surrounding the state’s gubernatorial election.

He claimed the REC’s integrity is in question.

This was revealed by Fintiri, who is running for re-election, in an interview with Channels Television on Friday.

Additionally, he said that the REC spent three hours in the APC candidate’s home trying to tamper with the results.

“The trouble started when the All Progressives Party, APC started using thuggery to snatch the results summary sheet from Furore LGA collation after results have come in from all the wards.

“The snatching of the summary sheet was masterminded by the House of Representatives elect from that Constituency. They know he has his house, children and two wives in Furore LGA, but nothing was done.

“The REC (Hudu Yunusa Ari) has been caught on tape telling the collation officer from Furore that he has orders from above to deliver APC. They should not allow the man to continue because of his questionable character.

“All I am saying is that his integrity is in question with the kind of reputation INEC has built; the man should be withdrawn from the state”, he revealed.

Senator Aishatu Dahiru Binani of the All Progressives Congress, APC, is the closest challenger to Fintiri at the polls.

Recall that WITHIN NIGERIA reported that INEC declared the March 18 governorship election in Adamawa inconclusive despite Fintiri polling 421,524 votes against Binani’s 390,275 votes.

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