Inconclusive elections: Nigeria is moving towards anarchy – Fayose

Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose has said INEC’s inability to conduct a conclusive election is threatening the democracy.

Fayose said this while reacting to the alleged manipulation of the Imo North senatorial election, which was declared inconclusive.

Speaking through his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, Fayose said, “If we have done more than 15 elections since President Buhari assumed office and all ended inconclusive, it is obvious that we are tending towards anarchy.

“It is becoming very clear that votes of Nigerians are no longer allowed to count under this APC government and one wonders if President Buhari would have been elected if the system then did not allow free and fair elections.”

Governor Fayose also said, “The only duty the APC government owes Nigerians is to allow for a system that will make them to be able to elect their leaders freely.

“This system was created and allowed to flourish by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) government. The APC, which is obviously desperate to hijack power at all levels through open manipulation of the electoral process must know that preventing people’s votes from counting is a clear invitation to anarchy.

“As it is, APC stalwarts are using security agents to unleash violence on Nigerians during elections because they know that the president won’t lift a finger provided his party members are the ones perpetrating electoral evil.”

“Nigeria was already getting that important aspect of democracy, which is election right before the advent of this APC government and the government, especially INEC should be mindful of what history will present concerning them,” said Fayose.

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