Fintiri reveals that Binani was responsible for printing the ballots and other sensitive materials for INEC

Aishatu Binani, the APC candidate for governor, has come under fire from the governor of Adamawa state, Ahmadu Fintiri, for being the person who printed the ballots and other sensitive documents for INEC during the previous election.

In an interview with Channels TV, Governor Fintiri responded to the allegations that ballot stuffing had been discovered in the PDP’s situation room in Adamawa….. Continue Reading

Aishatu Binani, the APC candidate for governor, has come under fire from the governor of Adamawa state, Ahmadu Fintiri, for being the person who printed the ballots and other sensitive documents for INEC during the previous election. In an interview with Channels TV, Governor Fintiri responded to the allegations that ballot stuffing had been discovered in the PDP’s situation room in Adamawa.

He said that the REC, INEC, and the APC were behind this scheme to quiet them in the state. He claims that when the INEC officials visited and examined their situation room, they did not uncover anything suspicious. He bemoaned the commission’s failure to inform the media that they had found nothing in their situation room. He said that the commission is still under investigation for letting the business of which Binani is the director print their election materials.

He stated:

”I’m wondering if we didn’t complain that the candidate of the APC, Aishatu Binani was the one who printed ballot papers and sensitive materials for INEC. And INEC didn’t deny that fact, the only thing they said in their statement was that her name was not included in the company as a director.

And we went and researched from Corporate Affairs Commission and she’s actually a director in that company. They came to our situation room and said that there was ballot stuffing and that we kept sensitive materials. How would we have come about sensitive materials in a situation room? They made a search and nothing was found except our laptops and materials needed to monitor situations of the election. And they left because they couldn’t find anything incriminating.”…Read More