BREAKING NEWS: Police, Soldiers Stop Tinubu, Buhari, Others at INEC Office
Soldiers, riot policemen and other security agencies confronted the leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) during their march to the headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Abuja on November 28, 2013, Thursday.



After a strategic meeting in the APC’s new secretariat in Wuse 2, the Federal Capital Territory, which lasted about three hours, the party leaders took to the streets and embarked on a procession to INEC’s office in Maitama District.

The protesters however met a stiff resistance from stern-looking security operatives comprising the police, soldiers, SSS and Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps.

An armoured personnel carrier, marked NPF 6359 C, measuring about 40-feet long, was used to barricade the entrance to the commission’s office, while the driver of the truck and police officers were pelted with sachets of water by the APC youths.

In their separate speeches, the APC national Chairman, Chief Bisi Akande; National Leader of the party and former governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu; former chairman of ANPP, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu; and ex-Head of State, Maj.-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (Rtd.), called for the sacking of INEC Chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega, with immediate effect for his handling of the Anambra State governorship poll and the recent Delta State Senatorial by-election.

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When Oshiomole won in Edo, they didnt protest, now they lost, and they are calling for Jega's head.

Kelvo88: BREAKING NEWS: Police, Soldiers Stop Tinubu, Buhari, Others at INEC Office
Soldiers, riot policemen and other security agencies confronted the leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) during their march to the headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Abuja on November 28, 2013, Thursday.



After a strategic meeting in the APC’s new secretariat in Wuse 2, the Federal Capital Territory, which lasted about three hours, the party leaders took to the streets and embarked on a procession to INEC’s office in Maitama District.

The protesters however met a stiff resistance from stern-looking security operatives comprising the police, soldiers, SSS and Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps.

An armoured personnel carrier, marked NPF 6359 C, measuring about 40-feet long, was used to barricade the entrance to the commission’s office, while the driver of the truck and police officers were pelted with sachets of water by the APC youths.

In their separate speeches, the APC national Chairman, Chief Bisi Akande; National Leader of the party and former governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu; former chairman of ANPP, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu; and ex-Head of State, Maj.-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (Rtd.), called for the sacking of INEC Chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega, with immediate effect for his handling of the Anambra State governorship poll and the recent Delta State Senatorial by-election.

More to follow…

Tinubu and Buhari has become more Anambra than the Anambrarians.
demanding "JUSTICE " for her.
APC acts lots of drama just to get into power. Most people in the state knows the truth about the election and have faced their business. now here comes our so called
SAVIORS demonstrating for us.
No sensible man in Anambra State will be surprised at the outcome of the election despite the Idemili north problem.
many factors were against Ngige even with all his popularity.
1. APC is still viewed with suspicion in Igbo land, their good intentions not minding
2.Peter Obi has won the heart of many because of his spread of works in virtually every local govt in ANAMBRA state and some people think it is time to pay him back.
3.Anambra north feels this is their opportunity and they grabbed it.no big politician from that sides has come out to condemn the election weather PDP APC OR LABOR
for APC leaders to be demonstrating gives our people impression that they are desperate to capture our state fuelling the suspicion our people about the party.
Let them go and arrange their case they might win in courts. crying more than the bereaved will not help their lot.