Sdp insists it is still contesting Ekiti governorship election
The Social Democratic Party (SDP) has refuted claims that it has withdrawn from the Ekiti governorship election. According to Rufus Aiyenigba, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, their candidate Isaac Alade remains in the race and is recognised by the electoral commission. The party urged the public to ignore the false withdrawal notice, describing it as misinformation spread by unnamed individuals. The SDP also raised concerns about challenges with uploading polling unit agents’ names, which they say could affect the election’s credibility.
Key takeaways
- The SDP dismissed reports of its withdrawal from the Ekiti governorship poll, calling them fabricated and misleading.
- Isaac Alade is confirmed as the party’s candidate and remains on the ballot, with recognition from the electoral commission.
- The party accused certain individuals of spreading false information to mislead voters.
- SDP expressed concerns over being unable to upload its polling unit agents’ names due to issues with the electoral commission’s portal.
- The party reaffirmed its commitment to the election and pledged to continue advocating for credible and transparent polls.
