Former Governor of Enugu state, Senator Chimaraoke Nnamani on Monday
declared himself as the winner of the Enugu East Senatorial zone
election held last Saturday in the state.
Nnamani who
represented the zone between 2007 to 2011 led a protest match round
Enugu metropolis with thousands of people from the six councils that
make up the zone shortly after INEC declared the winner of the election.
The INEC had declared the PDP candidate and the incumbent, Senator
Gilbert Nnaji as the winner of the election amidst complaints of massive
electoral fraud levelled against the ruling party and the electoral
commission.
However, the former governor who contested on the
platform of People for Democratic Change (PDC) accused the INEC Resident
Electoral Commission in the state, Prof Chukwuemeka Onukaogu of
conniving with the PDP to manipulate the process.
This is
coming even as the All Progressives Congress, (APC) rejected the results
of both the presidential and national assembly elections conducted in
the entire south-east zone as declared by the Independent National
Electoral Commission, INEC.
The APC alleged that the polls were characterized by fraud, thuggery and assault on members of the party.
Credit: Christopher Isiguzo/ThisDay
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