Protest photos from the INEC collation center before it commences today

A protester who is a PDP party agent to the INEC Collation Center claimed that INEC chairman Prof Jega is being bias in the process.

Mr. Orubebe, a former Niger Delta minister demanded that the process should be stopped until his party's petition is looked into by the INEC chairman whom he accused of supporting the opposition party

Premium Times reports,

''Mr. Orubebe accused the INEC chairman of being 'tribalistic and partial. While Mr. Jega promptly commissioned a fact-finding team on reports of malpractices from Rivers State, he has not acted on the PDP's complaints over results from Kano, Katsina, Kaduna and Gombe states.''

He seized the microphone, and for several minutes insisted Mr. Jega leave the results collation centre at the International Conference Centre.

He said Mr. Jega’s conduct so far has shown he is clearly biased against the ruling PDP.

He said Mr. Jega acted promptly on complaints from the opposition All Progressives Congress, APC, but refused to accept a petition from the PDP regarding the results declared so far.

SO FAR A TOTAL OF 26 STATES HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED

Buhari - winning 13 states with a total of 10, 454, 137

Jonathan - winning 13 states with a total of 9, 953, 432

Difference: 500, 705

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