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INEC Officer caught trying to change ward results in Orlu

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February 24, 2019
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INEC Officer caught trying to change ward results in Orlu
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A female staff of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has been caught while trying to change election results in favour of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC..

According to an eyewitness identified as Ogbonna Kingsley, “We just caught this INEC Collation officer trying to change Ward result in favour of the APC after collecting some foreign currency.

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“I monitored her myself and we alerted the police who searched her and found where she hid the copies of the results and the money under the bed of a woman in a nearby house in Orlu INEC office were she ran into.”

INEC Officer caught trying to change ward results in Orlu

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