The suspended lawmaker, who was elected under the platform
of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, is being recalled by her constituents.
INEC recently acknowledged the receipt of the petition but
pointed out some missing information about the petitioners.
In a subsequent statement, the electoral umpire said the
missing information which includes addresses and phone numbers of the
petitioners have been received.
Addressing a mammoth crowd, who gave her a rousing welcome
during her homecoming on Tuesday, the lawmaker accused INEC of aiding and
guiding the petitioners to enable them to perfect their “illicit acts”.
She said, “From my personal perspective, what I see INEC
doing is aiding and guiding petitioners on how to perfect their illicit acts.
“The first time the petition was submitted, they didn’t have
address, phone numbers and all of that but INEC is out to guide them how to
submit information that will perfect the petition.
“The petitioners, who were from the other party, the APC,
now submitted a letterhead with an address that does not exist.”