NRM PRIMARY ELECTION LOSER IN MOYO FILES PETITION OVER RESULTS, CLAIMS RIGGING

By Emmanuel Ocen
Moyo

Dr. Lagu Charles, a prominent figure in the political scene, has come forward to voice his dissatisfaction with the results of the National Resistance Movement (NRM) primary election flag bearer process.

Speaking to Radio Pacis, Dr. Lagu revealed that he has forwarded his concerns to the NRM Tribunal, seeking a review of the election outcome.

His grievance follows the declaration of Hon. Aleru Tom Aza as the NRM flag bearer, a result that he feels was unfair.

“We have definitely filed a petition  to the Tribunal and am very sure that this petition will be reviewed and our concrete assessments is that, we shall be declared as winners for the NRM flag bearer representing Moyo constituency,”  Lagu stated.

In support of Dr. Lagu’s claims, Drici Robert, a senior coordinator for the campaign, also echoed serious concerns about election irregularities alleging that, there were incidences of rigging between the voting areas and the tallying centers, casting doubt on the transparency of the election process.

”I personal found out that one person involved in this rigging was arrested by the police during the tallying,” Drichi revealed.

Meanwhile, speaking in an exclusive interview, Hon. Anyama Williams, the NRM Chairperson for Moyo District, called for an end to such occurrences.
“I urge the public and the candidate’s to refrain from fighting over political differences and embrace unity,” said Anyama.
 
The situation has amplified tensions within the region, with many calling for an urgent investigation into the rigging allegations.
 
The political climate in Moyo remains charged as the community struggles with the implications of these claims ahead of the general elections.