Chairman The Transition Monitoring Group (TMG) Ibrahim Zikirullahi in a protest letter to the
NEDG Executive Secretary Eddie Emessiri obtained by our
reporter on Saturday in Abuja also accused the organisers of
fraudulently using its name to solicit fund without its consent.
"For the avoidance of doubt, TMG wants to make it clear that
at no time were we invited either verbally or in writing to
participate in putting together the 2015 Presidential Election
Debates. We are therefore dismayed that our name and
corporate identity has been used, including in requests for
sponsorship, creating the impression that TMG is officially in
the know of these debates.
"To say the least, we find the unauthorized use of our
corporate identity in canvassing for funding, and in creating
the impression that we are an integral part of the project,
unacceptable. This runs contrary to the objectives of
transparency and probity that an otherwise laudable project
like the Presidential Debates would seek to entrench in
Nigeria’s democratic space," Zikirullahi said.
He said the TMG believes in deepening Nigeria’s democracy
and would ordinarily be at the forefront of promoting activities
like the debate for candidates but would however not be party
to underhand moves that sacrifice due process and good
conscience on the altar of expediency.
Source:saharareporters.com

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