CUPP Ebonyi Condemn Burning Of INEC Office

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The Coalition Of United Political Parties (CUPP) Ebonyi state has condemned the burning of the office headquarters of the Indepedence National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Izzi LGA of Ebonyi State.

CUPP decried the act which they described as a hatchet job by agents of a certain Governorship Candidate in the state to instill fear on the people and discourage them from participating in the electoral process

The statement made available to newsmen signed by the chapters Chairman, Engr. Chinedum Elekwachi revealed that the burning of the INEC headquarters in Izzi LGA is a prelude of attack to be launched on all INEC offices in state.

“This particular attack is a prelude of attack to be launched on all INEC offices in the state. CUPP has overtime raised alarm over ploy of a certain Governorship Candidate in using this methodology to scare away voters”

“In this state, people that registered in the recent concluded INEC voters registration can’t go out to collect their card because of fear of Oppression or abduction by Ebubeagu”

“The police may need to ask questions and act urgently on what is happening in the state because this anti-democractic process will only lead to anarchy”

“It is less than 90 days to the first poll and the police has not seen the need to convoke stakeholders meeting to set a pace for understanding amongst the political actors. It is indeed worrisome that the police commission in the state has failed in setting a process that will gurantee a level playing ground for all the political parties admits complains of intimidation from citizens on the dawn of everyday”

“It is the high time the police convoke a stakeholders dialogue to interrogate issues concerning the 2023 general election in the state”

“Those behind the burning of the INEC office must be arrested and brought to face the full wrath of the law and the police with other sister agencies should carryout indepedent investigations on plans to burn down other INEC offices in the state”.




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