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Yinusa-Ari action, reflection of electoral heist by INEC—Atiku’s aide
An aide to the Democratic Party, PDP, presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, Phrank Shaibu, says the actions of INEC, Resident Electoral Commissioner in Adamawa state, Hudu Yunusa-Ari is an orchestrated plan to thwart real democracy in the country.
Shaibu who’s Atiku’s Special Assistant on Public Communications, said Yunusa-Ari announced Binani as the winner following an order from above.
He said the electoral fraud committed by Yunusa-Ari was nothing different from what the INEC Chairman, Mahmood Yakubu, did during the Presidential election.
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A statement by Shaibu reads: “From all that has happened, it is obvious that Yunusa-Ari was acting on orders from above and that is why Ahmadu Fintiri’s warnings were ignored.
“This carefully orchestrated action is a reflection of the electoral heist of February 25, 2023 when the INEC Chairman, Yakubu, decided to announce Tinubu of the APC as winner despite the many irregularities and complaints from several opposition parties. Indeed, Yunusa-Ari acted like his father and boss, Mahmood Yakubu.”
Yunusa-Ari had announced Binani as the winner of the supplementary election in Adamawa State amid the collation of results.
The Commission immediately voided the declaration and suspended the REC.
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