The Opposition People's Democratic Party has called for the Sanction of President Buhari.

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THE People’s Democratic Party (PDP) has called on the Independent  National Electoral Commission (INEC) to sanction  President Muhammandu Buhari for allegedly bringing in people from outside the country to influence the election in his favour.
Chairman of  PDP, Uche Secundus, made the call in Enugu during the PDP rally for election of the party’s presidential candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and other candidates of the party in the 2019 elections. He accused Buhari of planning to influence the election in his favor and called on INEC to sanction Buhari over alleged plans to influence the election.
He urged Enugu people to vote for a man (Atiku) that will not sleep on duty, adding “PDP is Enugu and Enugu is PDP” In his speech, Atiku urged Ndigbo not to miss the opportunity of producing the vice president, adding that vice president is from the South East.
He therefore called on them to vote for him, saying the PDP has never failed the people of the South East. Present at the rally were Senate President, Bukola Saraki, Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, former governor of old Anambra State Jim Nwobodo, among others.

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