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Buhari Must Redeem His Electoral Legacy By Sacking INEC Boss, Mahmood – Bwala

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Daniel Bwala, spokesperson, PDP Presidential Campaign Council, has called for the sack of Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Yakubu Mahmood.

He said this is the only way President Muhammadu Buhari can redeem his electoral legacy.

Bwala, who spoke on Arise TV on Tuesday, insisted that Nigerians have totally lost confidence in Yakubu.

He said, “President Muhammadu Buhari has marred his electoral legacy, he has invalidated the signing of the Electoral Act because the whole essence of the Electoral Act was abused in this election.

“To redeem his electoral legacy, he must sack the INEC Chairman, Mahmood Yakubu, especially against the possibility of a run-off election.

“Nigerians have totally lost confidence in him and will require an unbiased umpire to prepare for this possibility.”

Isaac Obasi

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