Nwankwo, who was among four witnesses that were subpoenaed to appear before the tribunal on Thursday, insisted that the election that produced Governor Nyesom Wike was transparently conducted by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
The cleric told the Justice Suleiman Ambrosa-led panel that he voted at Unit 7 Ward 12 of Ikwerre Local Government Area of the state, even as he tendered his Permanent Voters Card (PVC), as an evidence before the tribunal.
His PVC was admitted and marked as exhibit B-11.
While being cross-examined by Chief Akinlolu Olujunmi (SAN), who is the counsel to the All Progressives Congress (APC) and its governorship candidate in the state, Dr. Dakuku Peterside, the witness, debunked allegation that the election was marred by violence and manifest irregularities.
He said:
“My lords, I am an Anglican clergy. I stand here today to say that governorship election took place in Rivers State on April 11. I voted at Unit 7 Ward 12 of Ikwerre Local Government Area. At my polling unit, there was no single incident of violence or ballot box snatching. I can testify that the governorship election was free, fair and transparent.”
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ReplyDeleteWell, only God knows. I hav a friend from Rivers whom we play tennis togeda. He went to Rivers to vote but claimed he was not opportune to vote due to violence. The man who contested on Labout Party also said d numbers of bullet is more than the numbers of voters.
ReplyDeleteElection took place in more than 70% polling unit....the areas were they was voilence is not enough to cancel d election...
DeleteWe're u there? I comment cos I heard it from a source.
DeleteRivers state again. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteIs it not high time the apc accept defeat n see that they can't hv that state...
ReplyDeleteTime wey dem go use dey sort out better issues for masses dem dey use am for nonsense
ReplyDeleteAll this one na supper story
ReplyDeleteAlright God sees all
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ReplyDeleteSo what will this change?
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