Faleke warns PDP in Kogi

The Audu/Faleke Campaign Organisation has raised the alarm over what it described as a sinister plan by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kogi State in conjunction with some unscrupulous officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to double print some ballot papers used during the November 21 gubernatorial election so as to plead for cancellation of such during tribunal proceedings in order to give PDP undue advantage.

The campaign organisation in a statement by its Director, Media and Publicity,  Hon Duro Meseko, said it had uncovered “a sinister move to tamper with the ballot papers used in the November 21 gubernatorial election in the state by double printing on the APC logo so as to plead for forensic examination of the breached ballot papers at the Tribunal in order to void a chunk of the votes of  the All Progressives Congress (APC).”

“The act which we learnt was perpetrated within the precincts of Government House, Lokoja, was carried out by some five unnamed very desperate commissioners in the state.

“We want to sound a note of warning that we will not sit by and watch a group of disgruntled elements get what they could not legally get from the good people of Kogi State during the election through the backdoor.

“We have it on good authority that 56,000 ballot papers had been breached already. We hereby alert the various security agencies, INEC leadership and the relevant authorities of this brazen attempt to subvert the will of Kogi people through the back doors. A word is enough for the wise!”

The APC had led PDP in the November 21 gubernatorial election in Kogi State by 41,000 votes.