By Chidozie Dikachi
The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) has cautioned the presidential candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to retrace from awarding himself an underserved victory from last Saturday’s presidential election
Director of Strategic Communications of the ATIKU/OKOWA PresidentialCampaign Council, Chief Dele Momodu gave the warning in a statement he issued on Sunday
Momodu who said that Tinibu was asserting to himself an impossible victory through a newspaper is owned
He recalled that during the election yesterday, thugs of the APC Chieftains and his allies took over the streets of Lagos burning ballot boxes and documents and generally misbehaving in other to disenfranchise the determined electorates.
He said, “Despite all of these ugly attempts at stealing victory, the APC suffered its worst cataclysmic loss in most of the polling centers in Lagos. The same happened in Kano. Incapable of ever being sobered by the crushing humiliation in its traditional territories, we woke up this morning to read about the pathetic and illegal lies cooked up by the Tinubu media goons.
“Tinubu remains the only mainstream candidate whose homebase of South West was decimated by opposition parties in Lagos, Ogun, Ondo, Oyo, Osun and Ekiti. Most of the Northern Governors he also expected to help him garner votes in the Northern regions failed spectacularly to deliver the badly needed votes. He failed in the South East and South South.
“The only candidate with the national spread is the PDP Presidential candidate, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar. But as a responsible citizen and respected statesman, he will never rush to the media to claim his well deserved victory and glory after a long and torturous journey”.
The PDP Chieftain called on INEC and the Federal Government to cage the troublesome APC Chieftains.
“We have all been witnesses to their unruly behaviour as they did everything to bully and blackmail President Muhammadu Buhari in order to chicken out of the currency swap policy. We also witnessed how they practically intimidated the President to the extent of forcing him to publicly display who he voted for in yesterday’s elections. It was quite a bizarre, unfortunate and unprecedented scene to watch”.
Momodu advised the President to find the courage to call the bluff of desperate politicians who feel they can buy the whole of Nigeria.
