Alliance for Democracy in Lagos has rejected the result of last Saturday’s election declared by INEC in which APC candidate, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, emerged as winner. AD APC INEC Nigeria Lagos TGNElectionWatch NigeriaDecides2019
Alliance for Democracy in Lagos has rejected the result of last Saturday’s election declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission in which All Progressives Congress candidate, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, emerged as winner.
Speaking with newsmen in Lagos , he said: “I am not accepting the result of the governorship election. It is complete fraud. This is not an election and I totally reject it. A lot of miscounting was done against AD. They tried to relegate us by putting us in the sixth position. I do not believe Sanwo-Olu won in a clear contest.”
Salis stated that the party had been campaign at the grassroots and empowering people to advance the interest of the less privileged, saying: “ They thought AD party was no more but they saw us coming out boldly to campaign vigorously and that intimidated them. “
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