APC Already Thumb-Printed 3,000 Ballot Papers Across 18 LGAs of Ondo — PDP Alleges

Few hours left to the presidential and National Assembly elections in Nigeria, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Ondo State has cried out over alleged thumb-printed 3,000 ballot papers in each local governments of Ondo State in favour of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in the State.

The PDP said the 3,000 ballot papers which were allegedly thumb-printed for APC was done across the 18 Local governments and already taken to the office of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Akure .

Hon. Solomon Bitire, Chairman, PDP Campaign Committee for Okitipupa Local Government, raised the allegation on Friday through a statement he made available to press men in Okitipupa, Ondo State.

He said the plan of the APC was to allocate 3,000 votes for APC across the 18 Local Governments in the state while the thumb-printed ballot papers will be added to the genuine ballot recorded for APC in each of the LGAs to cover up the malpractices plotted against the PDP.

Bitire said the leaders and teeming supporters of PDP in Ondo State have already prepared themselves to stop what he described as the satanic game plan of the APC to rig election not minding if it will cost them their lives.

“We hereby remind INEC that the law stipulates that every results will be collated and declared at designated areas within the Senatorial jurisdictions of National Assembly elections.

“We will resist this satanic game plan plotted to rig election by the ruling APC in Ondo State,” Bitire added.

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