“It was my victory, why must they try to steal it away from me.” Comrade Mike Osajiele speaks out as regards primary election results.
With deep respect for democracy and diplomacy, one of the SUG Presidential aspirants communicated with Campus Echoes to shed more light o...
https://campusechoes.blogspot.com/2015/02/it-was-my-victory-why-must-they-try-to.html
In a phone chat with comrade Mike Osajiele yesterday,
he told us in his own way the full details of what transpired on the primary
election ground. He said the electoral committee on that day issued out ballot
papers to the students to cast their votes, on retrieving the papers it was
noticed that the number of ballot papers retrieved was more than the number
given out but the electoral committee went ahead anyways to count the votes. As
for him, he remained silent because he wanted the election to go on without any
disruption and he sincerely wanted a free and fair election.
But on counting the 57 ballot papers that was
retrieved, it was noticed the number has fallen to 51 which leaves a
discrepancy of 6 ballot papers. The question “where were the 6 ballot papers?”
began to rise up from every corner of the election room.
He disclosed to us that, normally, the coordinator of
the class, who automatically is the head of the electoral committee and who was
supposed to be neutral in this political matter was later discovered to be the
campaign manager of comrade Tennyson which all points to the fact that a tamper
was made to the ballot papers in favour of his boss.
Because of this sensed foul play all hell was let
loosed on the election ground and the result of the primary election was
inconclusive. On this note, he told us that the HOD of Petroleum and Gas
Engineering has promised to conduct another primary for them both.
When asked why he went ahead to place his banner and
share handbills, he replied that in politics the statement that the earliest
bird eats the fattest worm also holds true.
As it stands efforts are being made to get a chat
section with comrade Tennyson as regards this issue. Both points of view matter
a lot.Comr Mike |
Comr. Mike |