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Prince Odigie unveils alleged rigging plans for Edo State Gubernatorial Election

By Guardian Nigeria
15 August 2024   |   2:10 am
In a startling revelation, Prince Emmanuel Odigie, a prominent chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Edo State, has exposed what he describes as a covert plan by the Presidency to manipulate the upcoming Edo State gubernatorial election
Prince Emmanuel Odigie,

In a startling revelation, Prince Emmanuel Odigie, a prominent chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Edo State, has exposed what he describes as a covert plan by the Presidency to manipulate the upcoming Edo State gubernatorial election in favor of the APC’s candidate, Monday Okpebholo. This disclosure was made during an interview on ARISE TV’s “The Morning Show” on Thursday, August 15th, 2024.

The APC has strongly denied these allegations, dismissing them as unfounded and politically motivated. In a rebuttal statement, APC spokespersons have condemned Odigie’s claims as an attempt to discredit the party and disrupt the electoral process. They reaffirmed their commitment to a transparent and fair election, emphasizing their confidence in the integrity of the electoral system.

The revelations have sparked significant debate among voters, political analysts, and civil society groups. Many are calling for an immediate and independent investigation into the allegations to ensure the election is conducted fairly. The accusations have heightened concerns about the potential for electoral fraud and underscored the need for vigilance and oversight in the upcoming gubernatorial election.

As Edo State gears up for the gubernatorial election on September 21st, the serious allegations brought forth by Prince Emmanuel Odigie have cast a shadow over the electoral process. With calls for a thorough investigation and increased scrutiny of the election’s conduct, the coming weeks will be pivotal in determining the election’s fairness and integrity. The situation remains fluid, and all eyes will be on the election authorities to address these concerns and uphold democratic principles.

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