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Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri of Adamawa State, who serves as the Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party Campaign Council in the forthcoming Edo state governorship election, has issued a strong warning to the Independent National Electoral Commission , urging the body to uphold the integrity of Nigeria's democracy.
Governor Fintiri emphasized the importance of a transparent and credible electoral process in Edo, stressing that any attempts to manipulate the election or undermine democracy would not be tolerated by the PDP. The governor further reassured the people of Edo that the PDP is committed to a fair and transparent election.
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