Grandiose Parlor on Nigeria state elections: “Reports suggest the presidency and state government have manipulated the result in favor of the PDP. Hence the reason for delaying the results in the state. Which I’ve been told has been suspended indefinitely because of fraud.
But it appears the PDP has underestimated the people they have ruled for 4 years, and certainly has forgotten history as well.”
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