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President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday picked holes in the results of
the March 28 presidential election, saying “the Peoples Democratic Party
couldn’t have got those kinds of scores” it had in some places.
Jonathan, who spoke shortly after receiving the report of the Senator Ahmadu Ali-led PDP Presidential Campaign Organisation at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, however advised that since the general elections were over, the country must be allowed to move forward.
He added that apart from himself that quickly conceded defeat to the All Progressives Congress candidate, Muhammadu Buhari, many PDP members also made sacrifices because they were persecuted in the course of electioneering.
The President said, “The problem is not whether we lost the elections, that is history, but how do we consolidate our party and move forward? If we are committed and we work hard, definitely the PDP will bounce back.
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