Obi Demands Apology From INEC Over Post

The Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party, LP, Peter Obi, has demanded an apology from the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, for liking a post which was critical of him.

In a release, the Obi-Datti Media Office slammed INEC for liking the anti-Obi  Post and sought for an  explanation.

It berated  INEC for liking a tweet that tended to deride the Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party.

Part of the statement, signed by its head of Media, Diran Onafide reads:

“It’s not a hidden fact that in morality and law the election umpire, INEC should not only be neutral but must strive to prevent anything real or imagined to suggest otherwise.

“Obi-Datti Media takes serious exception to INEC liking a post by a partisan person who has chosen a candidate to support.

“We expect the Commission to explain to the concerned public who are looking up to them to be above board why they had to show such a level of obvious bias.

Obi-Datti Media office notes that even if somebody in the Commission’s office wants to be biased, the law has denied them that because of the moral standards being expected of them.

We expect INEC to come clean on this issue as it’s capable of eroding public confidence in the Commission to conduct a free, fair, and transparent election. INEC should publicly apologize to the high-flying LP Presidential standard bearer.”

INEC has launched an investigation to reveal the circumstances behind the “like” comment with a view to expose the culprit.