One of the spokespersons for the Obi/Datti Presidential Campaign Council, Kenneth Okonkwo, lambasted corrupt INEC officials on Monday, asserting that Nigerians did not mandate the current level of hardship in the country. Okonkwo accused INEC of technically glitching the prevailing hardship onto Nigerians. He referenced INEC's use of the term 'technical glitch' to explain its failure to transmit results of the last presidential election to its online portal, despite prior promises to do so. The failure stirred controversy, casting doubt on the credibility of the final election results. Despite the Supreme Court ruling that INEC has the authority to determine result transmission methods, Okonkwo condemned corrupt INEC officials for their role in perpetuating hardship in the country. In a social media post, Okonkwo cursed the officials, labeling them as thieves who have facilitated the suffering of NigeriansOne of the spokespersons for the Obi/Datti Presidential Campaign Council, Kenneth Okonkwo, lambasted corrupt INEC officials on Monday, asserting that Nigerians did not mandate the current level of hardship in the country. Okonkwo accused INEC of technically glitching the prevailing hardship onto Nigerians. He referenced INEC's use of the term 'technical glitch' to explain its failure to transmit results of the last presidential election to its online portal, despite prior promises to do so. The failure stirred controversy, casting doubt on the credibility of the final election results. Despite the Supreme Court ruling that INEC has the authority to determine result transmission methods, Okonkwo condemned corrupt INEC officials for their role in perpetuating hardship in the country. In a social media post, Okonkwo cursed the officials, labeling them as thieves who have facilitated the suffering of Nigerians

Kenneth Okonkwo should not worry. The next Inec chairman will be a Yoruba man who will fix all the issues raised.

Everybody knows Nigerians did not vote for Tinubu to win. INEC rigged him in and the compromised judiciary ratified it