Former People's Democratic Party (PDP), governorship aspirant in Anambra State, Chief Victor Anigbata, has said the decision by the PDP Presidential candidate to drag his All Progressives Congress (APC) counterpart, Muhammad Buhari, to Court will stop electoral impunity in the country.
Chief Anigbata said if Atiku and PDP had failed to go to Court, the next President of Nigeria after Buhari would commit worse impunity.
He said " if he has refused to go to Court as some people canvassed, it means we have accepted the impunity.It is good to go to Court to register our protest. If not, the person who will come after Buhari will do worse thing".
He said there was no presidential election in the country, stressing that INEC before the election told Nigerians that they have 84m registered voters, 72m PVC collected but less than 27 million voted during the Presidential election,,which was less than 35 percent of the registered voters.
He said about 80 percent of those who came out to vote, were prevented from voting.
Even Prof. Morris Iwu"s election during the former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, was not as bad as this because more innocent people were killed in this election for nothing.
"During Iwu the Army was not used. We are retrogressing.Nobody will say Nigeria had an election as far as I am concerned. Nigeria need a rethink. And I am looking forward where the masses will say enough is enough in this country" he said.
Chief Anigbata lamented that the poor masses of this country were being "suppressed openly and daily with impunity and careless abandon because nothing will happen". I know man can do wrong but God is alive. One day he will show why he is God".
He attributed the conspiracy of silence that trailed the massive rigging of the last election to people being afraid of being persecuted by the power that be, while so many others were hungry and they cannot attack the fraudulent electoral system and at same time go to the perpetrators to beg them for patronage.
Chief Anigbata who hitherto was arch supporter of President Muhammad Buhari especially, his agricultural programme said supporting Buhari does mean that he would not condemn the bloodletting that has become an official policy of his administration and the fact the the last election was nothing but fraud.
He said "my concern is not Buhari's victory but it is about the process. If Yakubu who is a professor cannot conduct election what will other lesser people do.This shows that Nigerians are shameless".
Chief Anigbata also frowned at the penchant by INEC to declare the PDP strongholds as inconclusive, describing it as shameless and broad day robbery".
But he was optimistic that one day all this mess would be over and the change would be to the detriment of the perpetrators.
He called for the massive construction of nomadic schools in all nook and cranny of Northern States, so that eyes of people would be opened for them to think wisely.
"I can assure you the entire Nigerian elites are not happy. They are dying in silence. They are not happy. They are not happy he said.
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