Neoteny:




Did anyone stop you from voting?

Did anyone demand you vote a candidate other than your choice?

No?

Then it's free and fair

Goderlist:
All this issue of server Atiku is clamoring and agitating is nothing but childishness. But whatever may be the case in the next few months, Atiku will be no where to be found.

deomelo:



You missed the point they are trying to make.

Losing is never free and fair, but when they win, it is free and fair and democracy prevailed.

Primusinterpares:
A clear conscience fears no accusation.

I don't trust INEC... am no aticulator either.

But those 60 candidates so they wanna tell me that the 2019 election was a free and fair one ni?

ibrahimsalam:
60 political parties that couldn't gather at least 25% votes in any of the local government council's is that a political party.

Goderlist:
All this issue of server Atiku is clamoring and agitating is nothing but childishness. But whatever may be the case in the next few months, Atiku will be no where to be found.

Primusinterpares:
A clear conscience fears no accusation.

I don't trust INEC... am no aticulator either.

But those 60 candidates so they wanna tell me that the 2019 election was a free and fair one ni?

garfield1:

This is a massive blow to atiku's already failed petition.all they need to do is to file a motion to be joined in the suit,give evidences adducing to free and fair elections and its over

cyrilamx:
Friday Olokor, Abuja

About 60 presidential candidates in the 2019 general elections have faulted the Peoples Democratic Party and its presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar over the controversy surrounding the use of a server, describing it as unnecessary.

They also criticised the report of European Union Election Observer Mission which alleged a lack of transparency in the guidelines of election.

The parties under the aegis of Joint Forum of 60 Presidential Candidates and National Chairmen, at a press conference addressed by Alhaji Mohammed Shittu, said the Independent National Electoral Commission did creditably well.


The event was also attended by the Co-Convener of the forum and chairman of West African Coalition of Political Parties, Chief Perry Opara.

Shittu said, “We reiterate that the INEC server controversy is unnecessary. It is a plot to discredit the election as political parties never agreed with INEC in any of the several pre-election meetings that results will be transmitted electronically.


“Parties agreed on a lot of issues with the commission and those were implemented. It is worrisome that only one political party out of 91 is saying a different thing on the presidential election while at the same time praising its performance on the other elections, especially governorship, conducted by the same INEC.

“INEC consulted widely and extensively, and together with stakeholders of which we are a part of, came up with the guidelines for the conduct of the 2019 general elections, which the commission followed to the letter. We recall that nine out of the eleven points for consideration we raised as candidates under the auspices of the Inter-Party Advisory Council and Coalition of United Political Parties respectively were adopted by the Commission. How then can the EU-EOM accuse the commission of a lack of transparency in putting up guidelines for the elections?


“Therefore, the report of the EU-EOM released over a week ago wherein they alleged a lack of transparency in the guidelines of election is bewildering. With all due respect to the EU-EOM, it is left to Nigerians to decide how we conducted our 2019 general elections.

“Going forward, we would like to urge President Muhammadu Buhari to immediately sign the Electoral Act Amendment into law once it is presented to him again by the National Assembly. That amendment will hugely improve our electoral system and its processes.”

https://punchng.com/just-in-60-presidential-candidates-fault-pdp-atiku/amp/#click=https:///23U6EtpfHL

ArmaniUhuru:
Which 60 presidential candidates?
As far as I’m concern, there were only two presidential candidates in the last election.



Was there supposed to be server in the elections? If yes, then Inec should provide it. Simple

Igahbarr:
But wait o, I didn't see their names on the ballot papers.

cybarinem:
does it mean we don't believe this server should be provided? To better our electoral process? You my friend may need it someday so let's not play politics with it... Even if atiku fail this battle I believe in, at least inec will realize that they have some form of responsibility and accountability even after election.

jidxin:


isnt it obvious dey ve bin bought. its just like calling a witness to a crime and they all said the same thing.

Enyimbamercedes:
If I didn’t know better, I’d say these 60 failed low scoring stooges that are are useless as the P in psychology were paid to do this by the failing party APC.

Their total votes combined isn’t even 1/10 of Atiku’s. Therefore their opinion is not required in this matter. They should take their brown envelopes, go to the back of the class and mull over their failed ambition.

... but I don’t know better

cyrilamx:
Friday Olokor, Abuja

About 60 presidential candidates in the 2019 general elections have faulted the Peoples Democratic Party and its presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar over the controversy surrounding the use of a server, describing it as unnecessary.

They also criticised the report of European Union Election Observer Mission which alleged a lack of transparency in the guidelines of election.

The parties under the aegis of Joint Forum of 60 Presidential Candidates and National Chairmen, at a press conference addressed by Alhaji Mohammed Shittu, said the Independent National Electoral Commission did creditably well.


The event was also attended by the Co-Convener of the forum and chairman of West African Coalition of Political Parties, Chief Perry Opara.

Shittu said, “We reiterate that the INEC server controversy is unnecessary. It is a plot to discredit the election as political parties never agreed with INEC in any of the several pre-election meetings that results will be transmitted electronically.


“Parties agreed on a lot of issues with the commission and those were implemented. It is worrisome that only one political party out of 91 is saying a different thing on the presidential election while at the same time praising its performance on the other elections, especially governorship, conducted by the same INEC.

“INEC consulted widely and extensively, and together with stakeholders of which we are a part of, came up with the guidelines for the conduct of the 2019 general elections, which the commission followed to the letter. We recall that nine out of the eleven points for consideration we raised as candidates under the auspices of the Inter-Party Advisory Council and Coalition of United Political Parties respectively were adopted by the Commission. How then can the EU-EOM accuse the commission of a lack of transparency in putting up guidelines for the elections?


“Therefore, the report of the EU-EOM released over a week ago wherein they alleged a lack of transparency in the guidelines of election is bewildering. With all due respect to the EU-EOM, it is left to Nigerians to decide how we conducted our 2019 general elections.

“Going forward, we would like to urge President Muhammadu Buhari to immediately sign the Electoral Act Amendment into law once it is presented to him again by the National Assembly. That amendment will hugely improve our electoral system and its processes.”

https://punchng.com/just-in-60-presidential-candidates-fault-pdp-atiku/amp/#click=https:///23U6EtpfHL

johnshagb:
You mean 60 loosers came together to fault Atiku? Really?
Story for the gods.

Creamz:
60 useless presidential candidates