June 21, 2014
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0:43Now PlayingThe incumbent governor and candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), speaking after casting his vote noted that he had cause to speak to the Inspector General of Police he failed to reach President Goodluck Jonathan.
He noted that he was compelled to reach them over the violation of the election procedure by the Minister of State for Defence, Musiliu Obanikoro.
In his words "I haven't been able to get Mr President or his Chief of Staff. I had cause this morning to speak to the Inspector-General of Police, not once, not twice, particularly about this minister of state who was violating the election procedure.
"I have also had cause to speak to the Chief of Army Staff about some untoward activities by his own men on the ground here", he said.
He however noted that "it has not reached a stage where this should be escalated to the president yet but I will like to think that the president himself will not want a situation that throws Ekiti into jeopardy".
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