Press statement from the director of Media and publicity, PDP presidential campaign organization, Femi Fani-Kayode
We wish to take this opportunity to make it clear to the Nigerian public that according to the figures made available to us, we are ahead in the presidential elections by at least two to three million votes.

We have our own Situation Room and we have collated all our figures from the various polling booths, wards, local government areas and states in the Federation.

Press statement from the director of Media and publicity, PDP presidential campaign organization, Femi Fani-Kayode

“We wish to take this opportunity to make it clear to the Nigerian public that according to the figures made available to us, we are ahead in the presidential elections by at least two to three million votes.

We have our own Situation Room and we have collated all our figures from the various polling booths, wards, local government areas and states in the Federation.

Despite the propaganda of the opposition, we are confident of victory. They and all other stakeholders can be rest assured that we will accept nothing less than the announcement of an election result that is truthful and that reflects the true will of the Nigerian people.

Any attempt to manipulate figures or to rig us out from any quarter will be firmly resisted.

I thank you for your attention”.

Analysis by ViewPointNigeria experts suggests that the election is headed for massive dispute as APC sympathisers have equally released figures showing that APC is ahead with a commanding lead. Several of such sites, including SaharaReporters have put Buhari ahead by approx. 5 million votes, see…http://saharareporters.com/2015/03/30/exclusive-updated-preliminary-national-presidential-election-results-buhari-still-lead

With this development, it appears that massive disagreement and potential chaos may be underway, since both sides have already began reporting their results without waiting for the official declaration by INEC.

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Femi Fani-Kayode says PDP is ahead by 2 or 3 million votes