President Buhari Reveals What Will Happen On Election Day

President Muhammadu Buhari, today visited Yenagoa, the capital city of Bayelsa State and Port Harcourt, the capital city of Rivers State where he affirmed that he is devoted towards ensuring that the election is free and fair starting from Saturday’s Presidential election. Speaking at a meeting with traditional rulers at the secretariat complexes of the Councils of Traditional Rulers of the two states, the President said.

“I assure you that I am all out for free, fair and credible elections. The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC knows my stand on this.

“Nigerians are assured of free and fair elections. Under this leadership, nobody will be allowed to intimidate other citizens. Nobody will be allowed to snatch ballot boxes and run with them. I will make sure that the votes count” he said.

However, President Buhari has commended the introduction of the Permanent Voters Card, PVC and Card Reader, and urged the nation to embrace the technology, arguing that without it, the sixteen years of misrule by the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP would not have been brought to an end.

According to his words;

“In 16 years, the PDP thought nobody could remove them from office. The introduction of the PVC and Card Reader made sure that our votes counted in 2015 and the votes of Nigerians will count in 2019” he stated.

On the issue of security, the President repeated his commitment to ensure the protection of lives, property and the territorial integrity of the nation, while urging the traditional rulers to play their part as expected of them.

According to his words;

“The question of security begins with you”.

The President told the royal fathers, even as he commended them for calming down the restive situation in the Niger Delta.

According to his words;

“Through you, we have been able to persuade the militants to change their attitudes. I congratulate you on the roles you played that stabilized the security and the economy of the country” President Buhari stated.