ABIA GUBER: Alex Otti Reacts To INEC’s Suspension Of Obingwa Result
The Labour Party in Abia state has expressed confidence that it’s governorship candidate, Dr. Alex Otti will emerge winner of the last saturday’s governorship election, notwithstanding INEC’s suspension of election results from Obingwa Local Government Area of Abia state.
Speaking to ALL FACTS NEWSPAPER at INEC headquarter after the suspension of result was announced on Monday, Honourable Iheanacho Obioma (Chomen) Otti’s campaign DG, representing Labour Party at the state collation centre stated that INEC is on the right track with it’s proposed review of Obingwa result which was marred by thuggery.
“the new electoral act has given INEC the opportunity to review results unlike before” he said
He expressed optimism that Dr. Alex Otti will win the election with or without the Obingwa LGA result judging from results announced so far from 16 LGAs.
Obioma accused the ruling PDP of election rigging and result manipulation adding that ; “in every struggle they have done, they never made it. They spent our money bribing people for this election.”
This is the time Abians expected. we have won the election even if they get 80 thousand votes, we are still leading them” he stated.
Obioma also called on security agencies to hold all involved in the invasion of INEC office accountable including governor Okezie Ikpeazu whom he alleged went to the collation centre in Obingwa LGA in person
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