The Asaba youths are protesting right now, demanding that the electoral body INEC do the right thing and stop the ongoing rigging.
Voters claim rigging is taking place in the elections. One voter said she voted at Trans Amadi Gardens in Port Harcourt; the Labour Party scored 500 votes, but during collation, it had been reduced to 20 votes.
"At this stage, we do not need to set this country on fire."
"Let me appeal to the INEC chairman, if his hands are clean, to save Nigeria from the looming danger and disaster that is just waiting to happen," former president Olusegun Obasanjo warns the INEC chairman.
In another event, a man was caught manipulating the Labour Party’s results to favour APC in Imo State as instructed by the state governor.
Nigerians in Abuja have stormed the Abuja Collation Center to demand free, fair, and credible results from INEC.
Mr. Mahmoud Yakubu, the INEC chairman, is discussing the transmission of election results in Nigeria in "real time," pointing out that it is now a legal pre-requisite for a successful election.
A lady who was one of the INEC officials in Port Harcourt on Saturday is in one of the groups asking where to change dollars.
It seems her work was highly rewarded. The lady has caused a storm online. She posted on social media groups as dollars are scarce in the country.
"I need you to visit her page and ask her if she has changed the dollars," she posted.
"Anybody, whether pastor, politician, or elder statesman, who makes statements calling for a military coup should be immediately arrested and dealt with to the fullest extent of the law."
" Protests and disagreements are democratic. But instead of calling for a coup, "NO!," leaders call for peace in the country.
Nigeria's electoral body has announced results from over 15 states, and it is said they may conclude tallying and collation tomorrow.
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