The Labour Party has accused the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) of refusing to obey court’s order to allow the Party to inspect materials used for the recently-concluded presidential election.
Consequently, the Party gave the electoral umpire until Monday, March 13, 2023, deadline to obey the Court of Appeal order or face the wrath of God and the ‘Obidients’.
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According to the spokesman of the Labour Party Presidential Campaign Council, Kenneth Okonkwo, “This action is an invitation to anarchy by Mahmood, INEC and the APC ruling party. We can no longer tolerate this obvious criminality against the Nigerian people.
“The international community should hold Mahmood and APC ruling party responsible for any breakdown of law and order. We, therefore, tell all ‘Obidients’ nationwide to reject this impunity and conspiracy against due process intended to perfect their rigging agenda against our mandate.
“We hereby give INEC Monday deadline to comply with all the orders of court or face the wrath of God and the ‘Obidients’. A stitch in time saves nine,” Okonkwo said in a statement.
