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Election rigging: Mantu should name accomplices, be punished – CACOL

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Executive Chairman of the Centre for Anti-Corruption and Open Leadership, CACOL, Debo Adeniran, has called on former senate president, Senator Ibrahim Mantu to list his accomplices that helped the Peoples Democratic Party rig elections in the past.

Speaking to Punch, Adeniran advised that Mantu should not be allowed to go scot-free but made to account for his deeds.

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Adeniran said “It is like the God of the Nigerian people is actually at work and that means that those who have committed damaging crimes that have kept Nigeria perpetually low are being spiritually induced to start confessing and that is why Mantu and all his accomplices should be rounded up.

“He should name those who participated in the rigging machinery of the PDP when they imposed themselves on Nigerians against what the ballot said.

“This case should not be allowed to lie low; the man should be made to account for his deeds.

 “The punishment may be discounted, a kind of amnesty, but he should not be allowed to go scot-free.”
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