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The Campaign Council of the All Progressives Congress President-elect
has formally lodged a complaint against the opposition Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) and its candidate for criminally hacking into the
server of the Independent National Electoral Commission.

Atiku Abubakar

The complaint lodged in a letter on Monday to the Acting Inspector
General of Police and the Director General of the Department of State
Services, followed the citing of alleged election results contained in
the server in the petition filed by Abubakar Atiku and the PDP against
the election of President Buhari.

Atiku claimed he was the winner of the election and that he got 1.6 million more votes than President Buhari.

The complaint signed by Festus Keyamo, the Buhari campaign spokesman,
urged the police and the DSS to invite, interrogate and investigate the
PDP leaders over their admittance of illegal access to the INEC server.

The letter said the figures being quoted by the PDP were the fake
voting figures posted on the server before the postponement of the
presidential election on 16 February.

“The only conclusion one can draw from the above is that the PDP had
prepared those results which were to be smuggled into the INEC Server.

However, the sudden postponement of the election scuttled that evil
plan, but it was too late to restrain the release of the fake results”,
the letter read.