DSS Uncovers Plans to Cause Chaos After Guber Elections, Sends Strong Warning to Nigerians
- The plots of some politicians in the forthcoming governorship election have been revealed by the Department of State Services
- According to the DSS, some politicians are planning to cause a total breakdown of law and order in the country if the outcome of the election does not favour them
- The DSS, therefore, cautioned Nigerians, especially the youths, to avoid any form of violence in the coming polls
The Department of State Services (DSS) has said there are “orchestrated plans” to cause a total breakdown of law and order in Nigeria.
The security service disclosed that the plans are programmed to take effect after the governorship and state assembly elections, a report by The Cable confirmed.
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A message to Nigerians
In a statement released by Peter Afunanya, the DSS spokesperson, on Wednesday, March 8, the service decried the “unnecessary palpable political tension” in parts of the country.
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“It is in view of these that the Service warns politicians and their supporters to engage constructively,” the statement reads.
The DSS called on all Nigerians to abide by the rules of the Electoral Act and extant guidelines.
Appeal Court gives judgement on INEC’s request to reconfigure BVAS
On Wednesday, the Court of Appeal in Abuja approved INEC's application to reconfigure the BVAS machines used for the 2023 presidential election.
A three-member panel of justices led by Justice Joseph Ikyegh gave the ruling.
The panel explained that the reconfiguration was to enable the electoral body to conduct the March 11 governorship and state assembly elections.
Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour: Lagos PDP Leader, Bode George, Finally Reveals His Position on LP Candidate
Meanwhile, PDP chieftain and leader in Lagos, Olabode George, has endorsed the Labour Party governorship candidate in the state, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour.
George and other members of the Omo Eko Pataki, including the former deputy governor of Lagos, Kofoworaola Akerele-Bucknor and Onikepo Oshodi, endorsed Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour.
The group also frowned at the threats on voters perceived to be supporting a particular candidate different from the ruling party.
Source: Legit.ng
