EXPOSED: INEC in recent Ekiti election, 59,554 votes not accounted for by INEC.

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EXPOSED: INEC in recent Ekiti election, 59,554 votes not accounted for by INEC.

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Jul 17, 2018 10:31 AM
Euphemia Udanoh wrote:
See what happens when you rig in a hurry!
197,459 + 178,114 = 375,573 but INEC published that 316,019 was the total vote casted!
This brings the difference to a negative!
Also, why didn’t they write the total number of votes for ADO and ISE/ORUN?
Can someone show this to PDP in case they have not seen it!
SEE PHOTO:
PDP should hold on to this result and fight their case because it’s now obvious that INEC knocked off almost 60,000 votes from PDP!
Rita Ebiuwa wrote:
APC: 197,459
PDP: 178,114
Total: 316,019
How did they get 316,019?
197,459 + 178,114 = 375,573 according to how l was taught Arithmetic
Please where is the difference of 59,554?
They will soon tell us is a mistake, na wetin l know sef
The problem with (APC) is that, they know how to steal votes but they don’t know how to cover up without trace…

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