Former President Goodluck Jonathan has said the nation is not getting accurate vote counts during elections due to the involvement of those he described as ‘ghost voters.’
He also said it is better and more honourable for the chairman and other officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission INEC to resign rather than yield to pressure to manipulate elections.
Jonathan made the assertion at the YIAGA Africa Reflection Conference on Democratic Elections in West Africa held in Abuja.
According to the ex-leader, the nation’s electoral system will continue to grapple with a credibility crisis, until there are men of integrity in INEC, who will rather resign than succumb to pressure to rig polls.
