PDP Conspiring With Army, INEC To Rewrite Election Results

The All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) has accused the Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP) of conspiring with the Army, Police and Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), to rewrite the election results from last Saturday.

According to APGA, the PDP is plotting to announce a falsified result in their favour, Vanguard reports.

The accusation was made by a member of Board of Trustees, BoT of APGA, Chief Rommy Ezeonwuka.

He said the results announced yesterday by INEC which gave PDP victory in all the three senatorial zones and 11 House of Representatives seats, was exactly the opposite of what APGA scored during the exercise.

Ezeonwuka said: “These results credited to PDP, was what APGA scored in the election but the PDP bought over the Army, the Police and INEC to rewrite the result in favour of PDP and thereafter announced this falsified result.”

He stated that the party would go to the tribunal and other courts of competent jurisdiction to recover its stolen mandate.

However, the Director-General of Princess Stella Oduah Campaign Organisation, Chief Edwin Pandola Okwuosa said Stella’s victory over APGA’s Dubem Obaze was a reflection of her general acceptability by the electorate in the zone.

Stella, PDP candidate for Anambra North senatorial zone had scored a total of 143,478 votes against APGA candidate who scored 70,906 votes.

He commended the electorate for voting the former aviation minister, assuring them that she would give them effective representation as contained in her manifestoes.


The results for presidential and national assembly election which has been streaming in, in batches is already causing ripples as some political parties are challenging it.

The PDP has rejected results from seven states, Kano, Jigawa, Kaduna, Gombe, Bauchi, Katsina and Kogi states, alleging electoral malpractices.

Ogun state chapter of the APC, has also rejected the results of the Ogun East Senatorial Districts and that of the two Federal Constituencies in Ijebu North, Ijebu East, and Ogun Waterside.