The leadership of the Labour Party (LP) has expressed disappointment with the Federal Government for discrediting the European Union’s (EU) report on the 2023 General Elections.

In its final report on the Nigerian elections, the globally acclaimed body said trust in the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) had been severely damaged, especially as a result of the failure to upload the result of the presidential election electronically.

But responding in a statement on Sunday, Dele Alake, Special Adviser to the President on Special Duties, Communications and Strategy, described the report as a product of a poorly done desk job that relied heavily on few instances of skirmishes in less than 1000 polling units out of over 176,000 where Nigerians voted on election day.

He said the report relied more on rumours, hearsay, cocktails of prejudiced and uninformed social media commentaries and opposition talking heads

However, the National Publicity Secretary of LP, Obiora Ifoh, described the Presidency’s comment as a face-saving measure.

“It will interest the government to note that the European Union’s report is only one out of numerous submissions by other international Observers who have described the outcome of the election as a sham and an exercise that did not reflect the will of the majority of Nigerians.”


“Labour Party stands by the position of the EU observation mission. We have always said that this election was massively rigged in favour of the APC and their candidate. What the FG is saying is just an afterthought and a shameless effort to mask the obvious. Even the blind can see, the deaf can hear and they know this election was manipulated,” Ifoh said.

He said huge pieces of evidence are abound for even the deaf and the blind to hear, feel and that the party is only hoping that the judiciary will dispense justice without fear or favour in the interest of the nation and posterity.

“Nigerians already know the true winner of the 2023 presidential election and no amount of slandering, denial, or rebuttal can change the fact that the party in power has no mandate of the electorate.”

[b]“We must also note that whatever position the INEC has taken is with active connivance with the Federal Government to deny the electorate and it clearly shows that INEC is not in any way independent. The commission’s action is at the whims and caprices of the government and we know it. But Nigerians looking to the Judiciary for justice. That’s where we stand,” [/b]Ifoh said.

Christistruth03:
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femisplash:
Do you agree with them when Peter Obi was deported from UK

Penguin2:

If Peter Obi was deported from the UK, how was he able to attend Dele Momodu’s birthday in London weeks after your imaginary deportation?

Penguin2:

How dare you quote the opinion of one man who was purchased with Tinubu’s ill gotten dollars as the position of the United States?

For the avoidance of doubt and distortion of facts, below is the final report of US Observers as reported by Thisday Newspapers.
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2023/06/14/us-groups-release-final-report-on-nigerian-polls-say-election-marred-by-logistical-failures?amp=1

Penguin2:
“Nemo iudex in causa est” (You cannot be a judge in your own case. This is a golden principle of justice.

But APC thinks it can be a judge in its own case.

EU Observers said the election was flawed.

US Observers said the election was flawed.

Commonwealth Observers said the election was flawed.

AU Observers said the election was flawed.

Nigerian Civil Society Organizations said the election was flawed.

The generality of the Nigerian people said the election was flawed.

Only Tinubu and his horde of Agbado Munching Vuvuzelas and their criminal INEC think otherwise.

My happiness is that the world knows what happened and who the majority are. And the judiciary is further put on the spot with the myriads of cases going on in court. Let’s see if they will look at us and the world in the face and tell us that the majority is wrong and minority right.

Will the minority get away with their robbery? We await!

All eyes on the judiciary.

Penguin2:
“Nemo iudex in causa est” (You cannot be a judge in your own case. This is a golden principle of justice.

But APC thinks it can be a judge in its own case.

EU Observers said the election was flawed.

US Observers said the election was flawed.

Commonwealth Observers said the election was flawed.

AU Observers said the election was flawed.

Nigerian Civil Society Organizations said the election was flawed.

The generality of the Nigerian people said the election was flawed.

Only Tinubu and his horde of Agbado Munching Vuvuzelas and their criminal INEC think otherwise.

My happiness is that the world knows what happened and who the majority are. And the judiciary is further put on the spot with the myriads of cases going on in court. Let’s see if they will look at us and the world in the face and tell us that the majority is wrong and minority right.

Will the minority get away with their robbery? We await!

All eyes on the judiciary.

femisplash:

Does that negate the fact that he was detained and deported?

Brendaniel:
What happened to PDP?

LP has been keeping APC on their toes since Peter Obi Joined last year....

femisplash:

Does that negate the fact that he was detained and deported?