Ignore Fake Results From APGA on Social Media, Our Candidate Cruising Home To Victory – APC

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The Senator Andy Uba Governorship Campaign Organisation (SAUGCO) has urged the general public to ignore fake results from APGA media who are already faced with the looming defeat of their candidate by Senator Andy Uba and decided to deceive the unsuspecting public with fake results, which they have been circulating on social media.

“APGA has been dishing out fake figures to deceive the general public just like they have been doing during the campaign. We will not stoop to their level. Our focus is not just to win the election, but to also return the state to its development path.”, a statement by the Deputy Director, Media and Publicity to Senator Andy Uba Governorship Campaign Organisation (SAUGCO), Ikechuckwu Onyia said on Sunday.

It added: “SAUGCO is aware that the false information being propagated by APGA media will not change the actual results in the ballot boxes. All attempts by APGA media is to build a sympathy narrative for their tribunal after they must have lost the election to our candidate, Senator Andy Uba.

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“We are confident that Ndi Anambra voted for Senator Andy Uba for assured development, rebuilding of already collapsed road infrastructure in the state, strategic urban renewal from Onitsha, Awka Capital development, Education, Job creation, Security etc and there is no amount of fake results from APGA that will change the reality. Please disregard the results as we await final announcement by INEC which by law is saddled with the responsibility of announcing election results in Nigeria.”

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