Bola Tinubu, the All Moderates Congress (APC) official competitor, says the constituent cycle can’t be great and without controls in certain areas yet lawmakers should acknowledge the consequence of a free and fair races.
Mr Tinubu unveiled this to columnists on Saturday at his home in Lagos, while demanding that he would arise president from Saturday’s political decision since he had worked more enthusiastically than different applicants.
“A leftist, a trust liberal, should acknowledge the consequence of a free and fair decisions. As a liberal, you should have confidence in the framework. When you have confidence in the framework, it’s anything but an issue to acknowledge the consequence of a free and fair races,” Mr Tinubu said when inquired as to whether he would acknowledge the consequence of Saturday’s political decision in the event that he loses.
“Insight is a certain something. Now and again that you have clashes and absence of certainty, it is made by the lawmakers. Not the electing system. In the electing system we can’t see 100% flawlessness. Individuals need to endure that. Similarly when you are discussing control in certain areas, you need to assess what is material. Materiality comes to play. The number of contrasted with absolute end up or add up to who casted a ballot. You must acknowledge the consequence of a genuinely capable citizen’s choice,” he added.
In Lagos, Mr Tinubu’s home state, Nigerians saw disturbance of the electing system on Saturday by hooligans thought to be faithful to the previous two-term legislative head of Lagos, while the late appearance of INEC’s staff and disappointment of BVAS impacted the cycle in certain pieces of the country.
Mr Tinubu, 70, is facing the People groups Leftist faction (PDP) official applicant Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi of the Work Party.