It has been discovered that the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) had a wicked plan to publish tampered presidential election results tomorrow morning.
This comes in the wake of clear evidence that the APC lost the presidential election in Lagos, Rivers, and Kano States by a landslide. Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the APC presidential candidate, had hoped to win the majority of the votes in these tripod states.
A serving minister in President Muhammadu Buhari’s cabinet who secretly supports Peter Obi of the Labour Party gave us evidence of this sinister plot around 11 p.m.
According to inside information at the time of this report, APC is frantically attempting to compromise INEC in order to tamper with the election result at night.
Our correspondent was informed by sources familiar with the situation that Mr. Tinubu and his allies, Rivers State governor Nyesom Wike, are orchestrating high-level efforts to bribe INEC to alter the election results in favor of Bola Tinubu of the APC.
The source stated, “Officials have been offered as much as $100 million to change the results to favor Tinubu.” There is an effort to alter the upload portal and compromise the results right now.
They’ve gone full-scale propaganda mode since 2015. Fake results without corresponding result sheets have been tweeted by their social media warriors. just to make it appear as though they are winning. However, the agents on the ground have informed them that we have lost.
Accepting defeat is difficult. Particularly for someone of Asiwaju’s (Bola Tinubu’s) personality,
Independent compilation of the results by a number of outside organizations, experts, and observers has shown that the APC Situation Room simulated these fake election results.
For instance, since all exit polls in Anambra State indicate that Mr. Obi has swept Anambra State by more than 90% of the votes, the fake results that show Tinubu winning 25% of the votes in Anambra State are impossible.
Our source also reveals that the APC intends to exert overnight pressure on INEC to publish the altered result on their website.
The failure of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) to transmit the results of the presidential election on February 25, 2023, to the server of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has caused palpable tension in Nigeria. As a result, there is a growing sense of unease throughout the nation.
Voters, poll workers, and eyewitnesses have reported that INEC officials claim they lack the passwords necessary to upload the election results to the INEC central database.
The situation in which the presidential election results collected in various polling units in the state are not being uploaded to the central server was condemned by the national Chairman of the Labour Party, Barrister Julius Abure, in a statement obtained by The Trent.
Julius Abure claims that INEC officials, working with security agencies, assert that the BVAS has suddenly developed a problem and cannot function.
Abure revealed that agents of the Labour Party had raised an alarm about INEC officials’ claims that BVAS suddenly developed flaws in places like Agege, Kosofe, Oshodi-Isolo, Surulere, and Ibeju Lekki, among others, where results show that the party won convincingly. These locations are where the results show that the party won.
According to information I’ve received, the presidential election results have not been uploaded in Lagos. They have uploaded the results for the Senate and House of Representatives, but not for the presidential election. Additionally, they are evicting our agents and supporters from the location by employing the police. Additionally, they stated that INEC headquarters has given them clear instructions not to upload.
For instance, in Kosofe, a Local Government Area Headquarters served as the location for the collection center. People are terrified for their lives as the area is surrounded by APC. They claimed that they had been given instructions to insist that the BVAS is defective rather than uploading data. Additionally, they have refused to upload for most of the places we won.
“As I write this, APC officials are negotiating with INEC officials in the Yaba office. What I just said is taking place in Agege, Kosofe, Oshodi-Isolo, and Surulere; this is the case everywhere. The chairman of our local government who tried to stop them in Ibeju Lekki was taken into custody by the police.
Abure also said that a situation similar to this one is happening in Delta State, and he urged INEC to make sure that only genuine and verifiable results from the different polling units should be uploaded.
In a tweet that has since been deleted, senior leader of the Labour Party Professor Pat Utomi also voiced his opposition to the troubling trend and urged INEC Chairman Mahmood Yakubu to take action to rectify the situation.
“Just spoke with Chairman Abure of the Labour Party, who is concerned that the epidemic of upload failures may be interpreted by youth as an attempt to rig a clear Labour victory across the country. He is afraid that Nigeria could burn if they take to the streets. He tweeted, “I urge Chairman Yakubu to redeem himself.”
Valentine Ozigbo, Special Adviser to Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi on Technology and Strategic Alliances, also made a statement on the current topic. He called for INEC to take action to prevent Nigeria from collapsing as a result of the failure of a technology that was supposed to take four years to perfect.
“This circumstance, in which only presidential results are not being uploaded as planned from the BVAS to the INEC Server, requires careful management. Millions of young Nigerians are keeping an eye on what INEC does next in this matter. At this point, we require responsible leadership. Ozigbo stated, “Nigeria must not be allowed to implode due to a technology failure.”