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FCTDecides : Intimidation, Movement restriction major cause of low turn out …Moses Paul
Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) chairmanship candidate for the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Dr. Moses Paul, alleged on Saturday that his party’s agents faced intimidation, blaming movement restrictions for the low voter turnout in parts of the council.
At his polling unit, Paul noted turnout was far below expectations, stemming from confusion over the restriction directive.
He called the situation unprecedented—like a “state of emergency” without justification.
Paul praised electoral officials at his unit for their professionalism and due process.
However, he reported threats to ADC agents in Takum Shara and Kabusa Ward areas, including Dogongada and Shereti.
He condemned vote-buying as a crime allegedly occurring in the capital.
“Despite the challenges, I remain confident of emerging victorious. The will of the people will prevail.
Nigerians should resist intimidation and demand accountable leadership” he added
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