Press Release By APC Presidential Campaign Council On Election Collation

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PRESS RELEASE BY APC PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COUNCIL:

A CLARION CALL FOR NATIONWIDE SECURITY ALERT

It
has come to our knowledge from insiders within the PDP Campaign Council
who are making last-minute efforts to switch allegiance to President
Muhammadu Buhari and the All Progressives Congress that the PDP is
currently recruiting armed thugs and miscreants nationwide to attack
ward and local government collation centres this evening till the wee
hours of tomorrow morning.

The purpose is to disrupt the
collation process of the elections nationwide in order to cause crises
and make this election inclusive. As we know, most of these collation
centres are usually in schools or other places that are poorly
protected.

This is therefore a clarion call to all law
enforcement agencies to mobilise extra armed security to protect all
collation centres nationwide. We also appeal to Nigerians of goodwill
and our supporters to provide standby electricity this night at these
collation centres.

We also call on all our party agents,
supporters and patriotic Nigerians to stick with these election results
from the various units up to the State Collation Centres. There is no
cause for any political party at this stage to jubilate or be dejected.
Nothing has been won and nothing has been lost. Official results have
not been declared. Hence we call for eternal vigilance on the part of
our agents and supporters.

We repeat: NOBODY SHOULD JUBILATE NOW
AND ABANDON HIS/HER DUTIES. LET US KEEP OUR FEET FIRMLY ON THE GROUND
AND STICK WITH OUR ASSIGNED ROLE(S) UNTIL FINAL RESULTS ARE DECLARED BY
INEC.

Thank you.

FESTUS KEYAMO, SAN, FCIArb (UK)
Director, Strategic Communications,
APC Presidential Campaign Council
(Official Spokesperson).

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