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🚨UPDATE: This video clip was captured showing electoral commission officials/ presiding officers on a track registration no UBR 022A carrying ballot boxes involving in vote rigging. NB: This was done under the protection of Uganda police and the military. This was the main reason why they forced voters to...

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HERE WE GO... Obi's Electoral Rigging Odyssey - Part 1 In the 2010 election, Peter Obi was NOT popular in Anambra State and if not for the help of Prof. Maurice Iwu's INEC and to an extent too many candidates on the ballot, he would have been roundly defeated by Chris Ngige. Dr. Chris Ngige (Onwa) was extremely popular then and even in 2013. Ndi Anambra wanted Onwa to return as Governor as they couldn't understand what Peter Obi was doing especially his ANIDS mantra. In that election, Peter Obi got 97,843 votes out of the 284,547 valid votes cast. In other words, a whooping 186,704 voters or 65% of voters in Anambra voted against Peter Obi. In the election, Chris Ngige of then ACN got 60,240 votes even after his strongholds were suppressed through missing names in the voters register and absence of voting materials (I will come to that in a follow-up post). Soludo who ran under PDP got 59,355 votes, Andy Uba of then Labour Party got 26,106votes, Nicholas Ukachukwu of HDP got20,777while Uche Ekwunife who ran under PPA got 9,595 votes. The other 19 minor candidatesgot a total of 10,631 votes. Rejected/invalid votes was16,685votes while the total number of registered voters in that election was 1,844,815 voters meaning that turn out was just 16.33% of registered voters. Peter Obi acknowledged the messed up voters register but quickly accepted INEC's "Solution to the mess" that people with voters card could vote even if their names were not on the voters register. This was a calculated plan by Maurice Iwu's INEC, Peter Obi and APGA to systematically rig the election because they knew that if the election was to be free and fair, Dr. Chris Ngige will trounce Peter Obi. Mind you, Ngige is from Idemili North, which is the LGA with the largest voting strength in Anambra State. In Part 2, we'll go into a little forensic analysis.

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