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Bola Tinubu, former governor of Lagos state and APC front man on Thursday called on the chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof. Atahiru Jega, to resign, if perfect elections could not be guaranteed come #2015.
Reacting to Jega’s comment that Nigerians should not expect perfect elections in 2015,Tinubu said, "With such comment, Jega is already admitting failure and laying the foundation for failure. If he cannot do the job, let him quit. What do we pay him for? A perfect election makes a perfect society. We must strive to give the people what they want.
"There have to be perfect elections in 2015. They have to be 99.9 per cent perfect. If he wants to lecture again about perfect and the imperfection of the electoral process, let him go back to the university.
"Jega is presently moving from one country to the other. Is he saying he has not learnt enough from this country to give us a perfect election? He is in America now, gallivanting around the countries. Is it the estacode of his speeches that is enough for us? If he has not learnt from these countries in the last few years, then we can excuse him, Tinubu staunchly concluded.
Reacting to Jega’s comment that Nigerians should not expect perfect elections in 2015,Tinubu said, "With such comment, Jega is already admitting failure and laying the foundation for failure. If he cannot do the job, let him quit. What do we pay him for? A perfect election makes a perfect society. We must strive to give the people what they want.
"There have to be perfect elections in 2015. They have to be 99.9 per cent perfect. If he wants to lecture again about perfect and the imperfection of the electoral process, let him go back to the university.
"Jega is presently moving from one country to the other. Is he saying he has not learnt enough from this country to give us a perfect election? He is in America now, gallivanting around the countries. Is it the estacode of his speeches that is enough for us? If he has not learnt from these countries in the last few years, then we can excuse him, Tinubu staunchly concluded.