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kobo
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 09 May 2012 : 00:54:09
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FOROYAA NEWS;
"Sequel to the close of business at the election process for national assembly membership, the results as lately promulgated by your office are at variance with the support base of my humble self as the independent candidate due to the following reasons all reported to you but no avail for redress.
1. Coercion by the APRC stalwarts throughout the voting process as a masquerade show man brandished himself all throughout the day either scaring or intimidating my supporters.
2. The APRC campaign committee and team never stuck to the dictates of the election code of conduct as they conducted late meetings up to 2:00 AM and used all sorts of profane language and innuendoes on me in particular and my campaign team of youngsters who form the bed rock of hegemony in our abode.
3. The direct interference by the local Government Authorities including the Governor, Deputy and District Chief (Seyfo) to influence the outcome was evidently clear and manifested throughout, in spite of the many protests I made to that effect.
4. The last straw that broke the camel’s back was the blatant usage of some security officers, to be part of the exercise much to the detriment of the process.
In view of the above, I put forward the above underlined caption to you for urgent redress b recalling the said fraudulent elected member for the entire processes to be fairly conduced.
As Janjangbureh is a small entity, this is very feasible to ensure your credibility if you are not to be ridiculed by your detractors.
In anticipation of your prompt action, your co-operation is highly solicited in taking a definitive stance on this to avert the bickering and misconception surrounding your institution since inception. I HOPE THERE IS FOOD FOR THOUGHT HERE
By copies of the memo I am informing all concerted
Sincerely yours
Kebba Yorro Manneh
Independent Candidate
Cc: All Media Houses for Dissemination
-International Observers
—All Others - -
Editor’s note
Section 98 subsection (1) of the Elections Act states: “A petition complaining of an undue election under the provision of this Decree (hereinafter called an “election petition”) may, within thirty days from the date of the declaration of the result of the election be presented to the Court in its civil jurisdiction by any one or more of the following persons:
(a) a person who voted or had a right to vote at the election to which the petition relates;
(b) a person who claims to have had a right to be returned or elected at such election, or
(c) a person who alleges himself to have been a candidate at such election.”"
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