Mr Fintiri said he was going to win the election.
The Governor of Adamawa state, Ahmadu Fintiri, says he is confident of winning the supplementary election in the state. declared the 18 March election in the state inconclusive after it cancelled the election in 69 polling units in the state following reported incidents of violence and overvoting.
“I have never lost sleep over the inconclusive election declared by INEC, because I am sure that at the end of it all, I will win. I have that belief, God the Almighty will give me victory”, Mr Fintiri stressed. “The margin in 2019 was 32,000 votes then and the votes cancelled was over 40,000. When the inconclusive election was held, out of the 40,000 only 10,000 voted and I got almost 10,000 votes”, Mr Fintiri explained.
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