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I’m Proud Of My 14 Votes – Bayelsa Governorship Candidate

Ogege Kemelayefa, the Action Peoples Party (APP) governorship candidate in Bayelsa State on November 11, said she is pleased with the number of votes she received.

Ogege received 14 votes out of the 300,072 votes cast in the election, which incumbent Governor Duoye Diri won.

Commenting on the election during an interview with Premium Times, the APP candidate said; “I’m not satisfied with the results. There were high rates of vote buying, rigging, and results manipulation. There were so many things wrong with the process but for my 14 votes, I am very proud of them.

Read Also: Douye Diri Declared Winner Of Bayelsa Governorship Election

“You know why? I never paid a dime for those votes, I didn’t give anybody a dime to vote for me. These 14 people trust my vision for Bayelsa State.

“And talking about disappointment, yes I am very disappointed at the ruling party for impoverishing the people to the extent that all the people have to do is survive. So they took that monies at the polling units because they have to survive. I’m disappointed at the ruling party that they don’t have the best interest of the people at heart and that for four years there was no development, power supply, industries, good road network given to the people.”

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