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Okorocha urges INEC to declare winner of Imo guber election
A ballot box filled with ballot is pictured before being counted by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) at a polling station in Yenagoa in Bayelsa State ~ PIUS UTOMI EKPEI
Owerri - Gov. Rochas Okorocha of Imo has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to urgently collate the results in the remaining wards in the state and declare the winner.
The governor made the call on Tuesday in Owerri while giving an insight into what transpired in the various polling units in the state.
Prof. Oyewale Obe, the Returning Officer for the state INEC, had on Sunday declared the Imo governorship election inconclusive due to the cancellation of results of polls in some electoral wards spreading across 23 local government areas of the state.
Okorocha accused some INEC staff and the Police of complacency with the intention to commit electoral fraud to the disadvantage of the APC.
He commended the people of Imo for their show of support and solidarity before, during and after the elections.
He enjoined them to remain calm and peaceful, assuring them that their wish would ultimately prevail as they demonstrated at the polls.
“Imo is our state to protect, irrespective of whatever political party that is in power.
“It is our collective responsibility to defend democracy which is government of the people, by the people and for the people.''
The governor expressed regret that supplementary governorship election had become the in thing in the state since 2011 as he was elected via a supplementary governorship election and expressed optimism that he would win.
According to him, the declaration of the governorship election in the state as inconclusive was untenable.
He claimed he had met the constitutional requirements to be declared winner of the polls.
Okorocha commiserated with individuals whom he said suffered one form of humiliation or the other during the polls and assured them that the state government would take steps to remedy their plight.
Buhari’s cabinet emerges one week after May 29
Presidential candidate of Nigeria's leading opposition All Progressive Congress, Mohammadu Buhari, meets with US Secretary of State at the US Consulate in Lagos January 25, 2015. US Secretary of State John Kerry said today that peaceful and timely el ~ AKINTUNDE AKINLEYE
Lagos - Names of Ministers who will serve under the new administration of the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari would be unveiled within one week after the administration is inaugurated on May 29, reports Daily Post.
The cabinet is likely to be a lean one.
Buhari, who stated this while unveiling his economic policies at a Lagos Business School breakfast meeting on Tuesday, noted that he would cut down the number of ministers to be appointed.
He maintained that individuals with any whiff of corruption or any kind of taint will not be in the cabinet.
Represented by former Ekiti State Governor, Dr. Kayode Fayem, Buhari stated that there would be very little action from his administration until October, partly due to the fact that President Goodluck Jonathan-led administration prepared the currently existing 2015 budget.
Read more at Daily Post.
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