Oshiomhole Denies Giving Money During 2012 Re-Election, Warns Against Vote-Buying
Former Edo State Governor Oshiomhole refuted claims of distributing money during his 2012 re-election campaign, stressing a zero-tolerance policy towards vote-buying. In a recent interview, he highlighted the importance of preventing electoral fraud and ensuring the integrity of the electoral process.
Oshiomhole urged voters to resist any form of inducement and emphasized the need for clear sanctions against vote-buying and electoral malpractice. He emphasized that existing electoral laws should be enforced rigorously, with penalties extending beyond fines to deter electoral manipulation.
Oshiomhole's stance underscores the significance of upholding democratic values and fair elections in Nigeria.
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