The Alliance for Defence of Democracy (ADD) Saturday disclosed that it would institute legal actions against the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for rescheduling the presidential and National Assembly elections on February 16.
The ADD, a coalition of presidential candidates that contested the 2019 election, protested alleged manipulation of the election results by the INEC, military and other state actors across the federation
In a communiqué signed by Director of Publicity, Dr. Olusegun Obe and Director of Special Duties, Ms. Olufunke Awolowo, the ADD said a class action had been initiated to query the reasons the INEC postponed 2019 elections.
The communiqué, which was titled Our Intervention on the Crisis Rocking: The 2019 General Elections in Nigeria,” said the third force coalition said the INEC action affected the poll and cost the mass of the Nigerian electorate so much loss in uncountable regards.
It said the ADD…
