The card readers, which were
used by the Independent
National Electoral
Commission (INEC), show
that only 437,128 voters were
accredited during the April
11th election. However, the
same electoral commissioner
fraudulently awarded the
“winner” of the election,
Udom Emmanuel of the
People’s Democratic Party
(PDP), 996,071. In similar
vein, INEC arbitrarily allocated
89,865 votes to Umana Okon
Umana, the governorship
candidate of the All
Progressives Congress (APC)
.
A source at INEC told
SaharaReporters that the
Resident Electoral
Commissioner in the state
simply colluded with
Governor Goodwill Akpabio
and the PDP machinery in
Bayelsa State to massively rig
the polls. The source said the
reality on the ground at the
election could not justify the
huge number of votes
allocated the to the PDP
candidate in the governorship
election.
The card reader data,
exclusively obtained by
SaharaReporters and
attached below, show that
Orue-Offong Oruko local
government area, the lone
LGA won by the APC
candidate, is the only area
where the number of
accredited voters as recorded
by card readers almost tally
with the number of votes
declared by INEC.
Several cases disputing the
outcome of the April 11
election have been filed
before the elections petition
tribunal in Akwa Ibom.
http://saharareporters.com/2015/05/09/akwa-ibom-election-fraud-exposed-inec-card-readers

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