Tribunal, headed by the Justice Ishaq
Bello, was shocked on Thursday as the
governorship candidate of the
APC, Senator Chris Ngige, presented 40
"Ghana-must-go" bags filled with
evidence of election fraud committed
by APGA with the assistance of top
INEC and PDP men.
Ngige's petition is against the
Independent National Electoral
Commission, Resident Electoral
Commissioner (REC), APGA's
governorship candidate, Willie Obiano
and his party.
Ngige and APC tendered documents
such as the ballot paper account, oath
of neutrality and the list of ad hoc
workers. In selected areas, ballot paper
frauds would be exposed...
After one week break, the tribunal
resumed with bags of evidence brought
by Dr Ngige, the All Progressives
Congress (APC) candidate in the
November 16 poll.
Some other documents tendered by
Ngige's lawyers, Mr. Oluwarotimi
Akeredolu (SAN) and Chief Emeka Ngige
(SAN), were voter registers used during
the election.
The tribunal is set for a one-of-a-kind
trial as "evidences of clear fraud are
very obvious", said a source.
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