The APC presidential candidate, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, on Saturday
said he was satisfied with the conduct of the Presidential and National
Assembly elections in the country in spite of hitches recorded in some
states.
Buhari said this in Daura, Katsina State, after casting his vote at Sarkin-Yara ward.
Buhari cast his vote at 5:00 p.m. in company of his wife, Hajiya Aisha, who also cast her vote at Kofar-Baru 3 polling unit.
He said he received complaints in five out of the 36 states of the federation.
Buhari
said there was no reason whatsoever for the electoral body to cancel
the elections for the hiccups recorded in few places.
“If
countries like Afghanistan, Syria and Pakistan, who are experiencing war
can conduct elections, I see no reason why INEC will cancel this
elections for just few problems,” he said.
Buhari urged the commission to improve were there were lapses to strengthen democracy and good governance in the country.
He also expressed hope that his party would win the election.
The candidate commended Nigerians for coming out en masse to exercise their franchise in a peaceful and orderly manner.
Buhari
also said that if elected as President, he would focus attention in
reviving agriculture, fighting corruption and creating job opportunities
to teeming number of unemployed youths in the country, among others.
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