PDP is already manipulating the election result~APC

The APC has alerted Nigerians and the international community of plans
by the Peoples Democratic Party, led by Goodluck Jonathan
administration, to tamper with the results of Saturday's elections and
circumvent the people's will.
The All progressive congress which said this in a statement in Lagos
by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, warned that
it had all the results from across the country.
He said, ''The information that we have received since we issued our
last statement is to the effect that the administration is holding
clandestine meetings with security chiefs and others with the sole aim
of altering or scuttling the results which they consider to be highly
embarrassing and unpalatable, using malleable RECs (resident electoral
commissioners)."
The APC warned that nothing but the authentic results held by the
party agents and all other stakeholders would be acceptable to the
party.
APC stated that whoever was planning to do otherwise should weigh its
implication on the survival of the nation's democracy.
The APC said the moves to manipulate the results were also being
replicated in some of the states, including Bauchi where everything
was being done to reverse the outcome.
The APC also said that in Imo State, many aides of the Governor,
Rochas Okorocha, were being brutalized and arrested in hordes.
But the PDP described as false and illogical, allegations by the APC
that the Jonathan-led PDP administration was planning to alter the
Saturday's election results, using the military and security agents.
Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Chief Olisa Metuh, who stated this in
an interview with a source on the telephone, said all the results
were currently being collated at the various INEC offices across the
country and would be difficult for the process to be altered by
anyone.
Olisa also said, "Votes are collated at the polling units from where
the result will be taken to the ward collation centre for compilation.
This, in turn, would be taken to the local government collation centre
and finally, to the state collation centre for onward transmission to
the INEC headquarters.
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