Update: Collation officer used by Amaechi to doctor result sheets arrested

See  video of how Dakuku, Amaechi, etc. were booed at the police station…

 *Amaechi using soldiers to change and doctor result sheets

Photo 1: The arrested collation officer (with black face cap) hiding her face from the cameras

Embattled Minister for Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi in a bid to save his face from the monumental defeat that he has suffered in the Rivers re-run elections has embarked on a desperate bid to change the results of the elections to his Party’s favour.

Mr. Amaechi has been accused of abducting the Collation Officer of Ward 10 Port Harcourt and forced her to doctor result sheets. 

She was caught with 3 different result sheets.

Ward 10 is a PDP stronghold and the Constituency of Mrs Blessing Nsiegbe whose husband was murdered during Amaechi’s administration. 

Her constituents trooped to the Mile 1 Police Station on hearing that Amaechi had arrived with 400 soldiers to release her from police custody.

But for the presence of Gov. Wike at the Police Station, she would have been released to Amaechi and his 400 soldiers. 

Governor Wike was at the Station to enquire about the woman’s arrest.

Soldiers were heard shouting to PDP faithfuls at the Station, ‘we go kill una for nothing’.

Photo 2: The soldiers who accompanied Rotimi Amaechi to stampede the police station and try a forced release of the arrested collation officer

 Photo 3: DG, Nimasa Dakuku Peterside and Rivers State APC chairman, Davies Ikanya also stormed the police station to effect the release of the collation officer who was caught with release sheets and doctoring results for APC

Photo 4: Transport Minister, Amaechi leaving the police station after an unsuccessful attempt to forcefully effect the release of the collation officer caught with results sheets

Photo 5: Some of the soldiers who stormed the police station with Amaechi

George Kerley

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