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Aisha Yesufu, a political activist, has claimed that members of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) were bought off to oust the African Democratic Congress (ADC) leadership.
During a live interview on “Prime Time” on Arise Television on Monday, Yesufu made this statement.
According to the co-convener of BringBackOurGirls Movement, there are rumors that the INEC Chairman was intimidated into taking this move.
Remember how INEC just removed former Senate President David Mark from his position as the party’s national chairman?
“There are reports that INEC officials were allegedly bribed with monies up to $50,000 and lands were given,” Yesufu stated, voicing her personal opinion. In all of this, where are the EFCC and ICPC?
“Corrupt politicians have taken advantage of the judiciary.” And it shouldn’t be that way. There are locations where homes are being constructed for them, where various gatherings take place, and so on. That is what all of us are concerned about.
“In my opinion, there should be one autonomous institution; if there are, it should not be the one where individuals are being threatened.
“We wouldn’t have all of these antics if there was independence, accountability, and transparency.
“Let’s all go to court and get whatever is there, but it disturbs us and our nation’s democracy when you see that the judiciary and other institutions have become eager tools of tyranny against opposition parties.
“We cannot have a few people come and destroy this democracy just because they want to hang on to power that they are not deserving of,” Yesufu said. “Many people died for this democracy to have what we have today.”
