Timi Frank urges INEC president to resign

A former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Timi Frank, has called on the National Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Professor Mahmood Yakubu to resign as a matter of urgency.< /p >

Frank, in a statement on Monday, also called on President Muhammadu Buhari to do the necessary by removing him from office if he does not resign for staging the worst rigged election in Nigerian history.

He said the call became imperative because Nigerians had lost all faith in him.

Frank noted, "We are meant to be the light and the example in Africa, but with the dismal conduct of INEC and its officials during the last presidential and National Assembly elections, other countries in the continent have absolutely nothing to learn from us because of what Yakubu and INEC have done."

He therefore called on Buhari to be brave enough to sack Yakubu for bringing shame and opprobrium to the country by declaring highly compromised and heavily doctored results as the result of the presidential and National Assembly elections that just took place. end.

Frank said the election led by Yakubu failed to meet the international threshold of transparency and credibility and all friends of Nigeria must of necessity speak out against him.

He insisted that despite the avalanche of facts of rigging and manipulation that characterized the presidential and National Assembly elections available in a huge volume of videos, audios and evidence documentaries, Yakubu went ahead to declare APC presidential candidate Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the winner.

Frank added, "Nigerians lost faith in Yakubu. His words and promises mean nothing. He did it again by promising free and fair elections for Governor and State Assembly, but Nigerians are not fooled because they know he will do the exact opposite.

“Prof. the international community."