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UK Urges Nigerian Government To Carry Out The People’s Will by Justseyii: 5:59pm On Mar 02, 2023
UK Urges Nigerian Government To Carry Out The People’s Will

The Nigerian government has been requested by the United Kingdom (UK) to closely review the objections put forth by opposition parties regarding the 2023 presidential election.



On Wednesday, a declaration to this effect was issued by James Cleverly, the British Foreign Secretary.

The United Kingdom applauds Nigerian electors for participating in the Presidential and National Assembly elections as well as for their perseverance and fortitude in exercising their political rights. We congratulate Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the incoming president,” Cleverly stated.

“We take notice of the opposition parties’ stance on the results of the election and the worries voiced by observer missions and civil society organizations about how the process was organized, including any delays and technical difficulties. We implore the authorities to carefully consider every concern, move to address any unresolved problems, and concentrate on carrying out the wishes of the Nigerian people.

The UK prime minister, Rishi Sunak, praised Tinubu on Wednesday in a tweet.



The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), the Labour Party (LP), and a few other opposing groups have voiced their displeasure with how the elections were handled on Saturday.

These political parties mentioned a failure to instantly upload the results of the vote after they were cast at the polling places. They also emphasized pervasive violence and intimidation of voters.



In accordance with Section 65 of the Electoral Act, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) head, Mahmood Yakubu, stated that the commission would review the presidential election as needed.

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Re: UK Urges Nigerian Government To Carry Out The People’s Will by Creamypie(m): 6:07pm On Mar 02, 2023
Just as nothing that goes up in Nigeria comes down, na so this perpetrated fraud in advance by APC will not be reversed.
Re: UK Urges Nigerian Government To Carry Out The People’s Will by Faber(m): 6:51pm On Mar 02, 2023
Creamypie:
Just as nothing that goes up in Nigeria comes down, na so this perpetrated fraud in advance by APC will not be reversed.

US, UK have spoken, this is not business as usual as Obi and Obidients will see the end of it.

Hope APC and INEC are battle ready.
Re: UK Urges Nigerian Government To Carry Out The People’s Will by erad(m): 10:46pm On Mar 02, 2023
Faber:


US, UK have spoken, this is not business as usual as Obi and Obidients will see the end of it.

Hope APC and INEC are battle ready.

Lol... Slave mentality.
So because UK and US have spoken, the world will end?
It's a shame Nigeria got independence as a country but its people never really got the mental independence from their colonial masters.
Even US and UK have controversial elections and no one interferes in how they resolve it.

Y'all need to wake up and stop worshipping your colonial masters.

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