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APC Planning For Presidential Election Rerun — LP Chairman Abure

The National Chairman of the Labour Party, Barrister Julius Abure, said that he has been informed of the plans by the All Progressives Congress (APC)-led government to work ahead of a possible rerun, IGBERETV reports.

The National Chairman also called on the over 10 million members of the party to be on the alert and get ready further to humiliate APC and its government in the polls.

Abure was quoted to have said:

“Rumours have it that those in government are already planning for a rerun, and this is one of the support we will be canvasing from you.

We should also be getting prepared because since all those in government are already preparing for a rerun, we, too, should not be taken unawares.

“So we will need your engagement and support on this aspect if par adventure it happens today, that the election is nullified, which is not what we are asking for because we are asking for an outright declaration of Peter Obi as the President of Nigeria.

“We believe strongly that we won that election given the statistics we have, given the result we have, we are not expecting anything less than the declaration of Peter Obi as the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

“But supposing that didn’t happen as the government is believed to be planning for a rerun, it will not also be out of place for us to prepare for a rerun election.”

The LP also insisted that following their outing at the tribunal, the outcome of the presidential election petition tribunal will come out in favour of Obi.

“Having said this by the side, I must say clearly that we have put all our evidences before the court; we are very hopeful that the tribunal will act in our favour.

“And we are very hopeful that supposing the matter gets to the higher court, the Supreme Court, in this case, it will also act in our favour. We are keeping our hope and confidence alive.”

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