“They Don’t Waste Time”: Shehu Sani Reveals Group That's First to Endorse Rigged Election
- Senator Shehu Sani said the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is the first group to endorse every rigged election in the region
- The former federal lawmaker said ECOWAS are always quick to prepare their election bulky results
- Sani ECOWAS don't only endorse but also commend and congratulate rigged elections in West Africa
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Former Kaduna Central Senator Shehu Sani has revealed the group that is first to endorse and congratulate every rigged election in West Africa.
Sani said the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is the first group to congratulate and endorse rigged elections in the West Africa region.
In a post on his Twitter handle @ShehuSani, he said ECOWAS don’t waste time preparing their report after every election.
“The first group that will approve, endorse, commend and congratulate every rigged election in West Africa is ECOWAS. They don’t waste time to prepare bulky reports like the EU.”
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Source: Legit.ng