More witnesses from the Nigerian Army who testified on Thursday at the Rivers State Election Tribunal sitting in Abuja, insisted that the April 11 gubernatorial polls did not hold in the state contrary to the claim of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Governor Nyesom Wike.

Compelled by subpoena, the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) who sent three other army officers to testify at the Justice Suleman Ambrosa led tribunal ,  maintained that election did not hold in virtually all polling centres assigned to them to provide security.

Corroborating what Captain Garba Sani testified on Wednesday, the three army officers who led different deployments on the order of the Nigerian Army said that political hoodlums and thugs carted away the election materials after the would-be voters had allegedly been scared away with gun shots.

The three army officers who covered different local governments for the army are captains Abubakar Mohammed, Captain Fred Bala and Captain Isa Almakura.

Almakura who covered Ikwerri local government along with 30 other soldiers claimed that the entire council was tensed up right from April 10 when his team arrived the area to provide security for voters.

agarawu23:
I knew that sleeping man will not last

More film to come

oganology33:
Funny People. Y ddnt elections hold Wen d military was present 2 ensure security. Elections ddnt hold but Bros Peterside casted his vote and won an LGA. Oh!!! I forgot. dat's d only LGA elections held.

Bevista:
...The only little problem would be that he will need to vacate office and loose his immunity while waiting for the elections. This is where the EFCC & DSS will come in handy. This little problem my suddenly become a disaster...

agarawu23:
I knew that sleeping man will not last

More film to come

lifezone247:

The part 2 go bad gan

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Bevista:
Not looking good for Wike and PDP.

My personal opinion is that Wike would have won a free & fair election, but they were so desperate that they couldn't take such risk. The worst the Tribunal can do is to order a fresh election, for which Wike is still likely to win.

The only little problem would be that he will need to vacate office and loose his immunity while waiting for the elections. This is where the EFCC & DSS will come in handy. This little problem my suddenly become a disaster.

Enough of Thuggery and Rigging, Nigerians must have the freedom and right to elect whoever they want. This is the only way politicians will feel accountable and indebted to the people and not some godfathers.