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Why Obi/Datti Rigging Claims Is illogical – APC Chieftain Mayaki

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John Mayaki,

Why Obi/Datti Rigging Claims Is illogical – APC Chieftain Mayaki

John Mayaki,

The All Progressives Congress chieftain, Prince John Mayaki, has mocked the Labour Party’s (LP) Vice Presidential candidate in the February 25th presidential election, Datti Baba-Ahmed, for making “illogical claims” in a recent interview, in which he claimed the APC vote count was manufactured but the LP vote count was authentic, despite both being the product of the same process.

According to Mayaki, the contradictory claims demonstrated the LP’s and its supporters’ double standards and hypocrisy, as well as their inability to elevate the rigging allegations beyond sensational and unsubstantiated accusations.

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He said: “I watched a video, where Datti Baba-Ahmed was asked by Channels TV if he truly believed the elections were rigged. He answered in the affirmative. He was asked if his 6.1million votes were rigged, and he said, no. Even the anchor of the programme was shocked by Datti’s response and illogicalities. He claimed his votes were not rigged, but other contestants’ votes were rigged in the same election conducted by the same umpire, at the same time across the country. This is a clear case of double standard and hypocrisy.”

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He also questioned why the LP was so eager to accept the outcome of the National Assembly results, particularly in constituencies where they had won.

“They celebrated the outcome of the Senate and House of Representatives election, but are picking holes with the presidential one. How logical is that? It would have made a remarkable difference if the LP had gotten majority in the Senate and Reps elections, then fell short at the presidential.”

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Mayaki dismissed the ‘Obi wave’ as a fluke, stating that the LP’s poor showing in the governorship and state Assembly elections demonstrated its poor spread and weak support at the local level, in contrast to the more established and better grounded APC, which re-demonstrated its popularity with key victories.

“It goes to confirm earlier claims that Labour Party has no structure. In the North, the NNPP presidential candidate oiled his structure and performed well. He won Kano State during the Presidential election, some National Assembly seats and state House of Assembly. The NNPP equally won the governorship seat, though this is being challenged in court. We expected Ahmed Datti to have equally achieved same feat if the LP had its structures on ground but they thought they could win elections from the blues without working for it.”

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