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Peter Obi Won 2416 Polling Units Result Altered In Gombe And 1568 In Kaduna

Rivers State is even more revealing with Peter Obi’s Labour Party winning by almost a landslide polling a total of 178,575 votes, followed by the APC with 88,055 votes and the PDP with 58,821 votes.

by NewsOnline Nigeria
April 26, 2023
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Emerging details have shown that Peter Obi won 2416 polling units result altered in Gombe and 1568 in Kaduna States.

 

NewsOnline reports that the analysis and scrutiny of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Result Viewing (IReV) portal has revealed the candidate of the Labour Party, Mr Peter Obi actually won the states of Rivers and Benue which INEC  announced as won by the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu.

 

In states like Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom, Gombe, Zamfara, there is a huge disparity as a huge chunk of the results uploaded do not match that obtained at the polling unit.

 

ALSO: Official Results On INEC Portal Show Peter Obi, Not Tinubu, Won In Rivers

 

In Benue state, the analysis carried out by NkirukaNistoran and obtained by NewsOnline shows that Mr Peter Obi actually scored a total of 190,431 votes followed by the APC which scored 189,321 votes with the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) coming distant 3rd.

 

Rivers State is even more revealing with Peter Obi’s Labour Party winning by almost a landslide polling a total of 178,575 votes, followed by the APC with 88,055 votes and the PDP with 58,821 votes.

 

INEC announced that APC’s Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu won Rivers and Benue states in announcing the February 25th presidential election results where they declared Tinubu as the winner.

 

This discovery shows the announcement are flawed and suspicious as the results from INEC’s own IREV is revealing otherwise.

 

Though the IREV data also shows that the PDP won Bayelsa and Akwa Ibom states, a disparity shows that 239 uploaded EC8A results forms out of 1,639 did not match the actual results from the polling units.

 

This also applies to Akwa Ibom where a total of 299 EC8A result forms did not match the actual results from the polling units.

 

This disparity was noticeable across all the entire 36 states and FCT but the states that showed the most glaring disparities are Gombe (2,416), Benue, Delta (970), Ebonyi (405), Jigawa (996), Kaduna (1,568), Kano (2,962), Katsina (885), Kebbi (606), Kogi (759), Lagos (830), Niger (530), Ogun (791), Osun (527), Oyo (1,005), Plateau (673), Rivers (731), Sokoto (687), Zamfara (1,223), Abia (678), Bauchi (691) and Borno (855).

 

The alarming anomaly at these polling units (PU) where the uploaded forms did not match the actual results at the polling units means the results there may have been altered or manipulated (tampered with).

 

These analysed results also show that Mr Peter Obi of the Labour party won the highest number of states which stands at 13 plus the FCT, followed by Mr. Tinubu and the APC which won 13 states with Mr Atiku and the PDP winning just 9 states and Kwankwaso 1.

 

This IREV portal results analysis also shows that Peter Obi of the Labour party got 25% of votes in 18 states, Mr Tinubu of the APC got 25% of votes in 28 states and Mr Atiku got 25% of votes in 21 states.

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