Delta APC Warns Against Tampering With Results As Omo-Agege Takes Lead

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As the counting and sorting of votes cast in the governorship election in Delta state continues, the state chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has warned against tampering with the results.

The party said results from its collation centre suggests Senator Ovie Omo-Agege is in a comfortable lead.

According to the statement issued by Ima Niboro,Director, Communications and Media Strategy, Delta APC Campaign Council, the party has trounced the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in two senatorial districts of Delta South and Delta Central and is neck to neck with the PDP in Delta North senatorial district.

“We wish to advise our party members, faithful and supporters to disregard the plethora of discouraging information flowing in the Social Media to the contrary,  and encourage you to keep hope alive as the leadership of the party are doing all possible to checkmate the massive rigging the PDP is onto.

“Deltans have massively votes for the APC and their votes must surely count.

“Be assured that the APC will ultimately emerge as the well deserved winner of the election in spite of all the desperate moves of the PDP to thwart the will of the people,” the statement added.

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