On Sunday, the Obi-Datti Presidential Campaign Council reiterated that its supporters would not back down on their planned nationwide demonstration unless the Independent National Electoral Commission INEC grants LP’s lawyers access to materials from the contentious February 25 presidential election.
The development is coming four days after INEC secured a court injunction to reconfigure the Bimodal Voters Accreditation System BVAS machines ahead of the March 18 governorship and states Assembly elections.
But the chief spokesman for the Obi campaign council, Yunusa Tanko, maintained there was no going back on the mobilization of their supporters to occupy INEC offices nationwide.
He accused INEC of disobeying the order of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal to grant Obi and the party access to the true certified copies of materials used in the conduct of the poll.
