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Iyom Bianca Odumegwu Ojukwu wrote:
When OBI’s mandate was stolen in his first attempt to be governor of Anambra in 2003 after he won the election but Chris Ngige was declared as the winner, we were seething with outrage and ready to take to the main streets of Awka.
When OBI’s mandate was stolen in his first attempt to be governor of Anambra in 2003 after he won the election but Chris Ngige was declared as the winner, we were seething with outrage and ready to take to the main streets of Awka.
It was he, Obi, who convinced us, Apga faithful to calm down; that there would be no merit in mayhem.
He opted to pursue Justice painstakingly through the courts and it took three sluggish years.
He opted to pursue Justice painstakingly through the courts and it took three sluggish years.
I still remember that afternoon when the great news of the Supreme Court decision came in 2006. The Ikemba and myself got down on our knees and prayed fervently.. it was a moment of thanksgiving to God .
1. INEC has been playing this game of incompetence or maybe, collusion for too long. Nigerians must stop validating any games they may be playing. By accepting to review the voter register & raise objections over underage voters, we're merely legitimising chaos & possible defeat.
2. INEC need to do its job.
3. As voters, our job is not to spot underage voters for INEC; that is an infraction that should never have happened. It also happens that to clean it up is a fairly straightforward thing to do, using identity softwares, facial recognition tools & forensic auditors.
