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    Edo Decides: PDP demands re-collation of results, alleges alteration

    Vincent OsuwoBy Vincent OsuwoSeptember 22, 2024No Comments4 Mins Read
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    The Edo State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has rejected the results of the state governorship election, so far announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

    The All Progressives Congress (APC) has won 10 out of 18 local government areas in the state, while the PDP won in six.

    The ruling party, led by Dr. Tony Aziegbemi, alleged that the votes announced so far were inflated to favour the APC in a letter to the INEC Chairman in Abuja.

    The letter was made available to journalists in Benin on Sunday.

    In the letter, the chairman claimed that results from several units in three local governments—Akoko Edo, Egor, and Estako West Local Government Areas—were incorrect, and he urged the electoral commission to recollect and recalculate the results.

    The letter read, “It has come to our attention that the Electoral Officers appointed by the INEC for the conduct of the Edo State Governorship election made entries that are totally different from the actual results as uploaded on the INEC IREV, thereby unjustly inflating votes in favour of the APC and deducting the votes of the PDP.

    “In Akoko Edo LGA, a simple collation of all the votes recorded in the polling unit results uploaded on the IREV shows that the APC obtained 25,010 votes while 34,847 votes were recorded in the EC8C declared by the LGA Returning Officer.

    “For the PDP, the number of votes from the results uploaded on the IREV is 18,620, but 15,865 were returned on the EC8C declared by the LGA Returning Officer.

    “It would interest you that in Ward 9 Akoko Edo LGA, from the 36 Polling Unit results uploaded on the IREV, the total votes obtained by APC are 2,350, while 9104 was entered into the EC8B result for APC.

    “The total number of votes for PDP is 1359, while 633 were entered in the EC8B. Also, in Ward 6 Akoko Edo LGA, where elections were not held in Ward 6 Units 12, 17, 15, 18, 14, and 16, results were returned for the said polling units in the Ward Result Sheet (EC8B).”

    It added, “In Egor LGA, a simple collation of all the votes recorded in the polling unit results uploaded on the IREV shows that the APC obtained 10,972 votes while 16,760 votes were recorded in the ECBC declared by the LGA Returning Officer.

    “For the PDP, a collation of the votes from the results uploaded on the IREV is 14,485, but 14,658 were returned on the EC8C declared by the LGA Returning Officer.

    “It would interest you to note that the collation of the Egor LGA was not done at the designated LGA centre but was moved to the INEC state headquarters, and the PDP agent was not allowed to be part of the exercise.

    “In Etsako West LGA, a simple collation of all the votes recorded in the polling unit results uploaded on the IREV shows that the APC obtained 29,858 votes while 32,107 votes were recorded in the EC8C declared by the LGA Returning Officer.

    “For the PDP, a collation of the votes from the results uploaded on the IREV is 16,712, but 17,483 was returned on the EC8C declared by the LGA Returning Officer. The above-highlighted irregularities are very apparent and extremely scandalous, as well as a brazen attempt to steal the mandate of the PDP and also a terrible embarrassment to the commission.”

    The PDP urged the INEC to immediately re-collate and recompute the actual results for the various polling units in the ”above highlighted local government areas in compliance with the INEC guidelines and regulations, which mandate that votes from various units and wards be properly collated.”

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