After Tshisekedi self-proclaimed “winner” in the 20th December fraudulent and chaotic elections, he seems unconvinced of his win and is covering all his tracks to make sure he is secure – last Saturday the Electoral Commission announced the invalidation of 82 legislative candidates accusing them of fraud yet they were on the same ballot paper with Tshisekedi, the Congolese all over the country are challenging Tshisekedi’s sham win asserting that he should be held accountable for the electoral fraud.
The Congolese Electoral Commission (CENI) admitting the fraud of the legislative elections is a confirmation that 73% of Tshisekedi comes from fraud because the ballot was unique, the cheating developed by CENI allows Félix Tshisekedi to settle into power not only is it a terrible step backwards but also the end of many democratic hopes for the DRC.
The invalidation of more than 82 candidates for electoral fraud also calls into question the victory of Félix Tshisekedi because the ballot was unique, this fraud also benefited Félix Tshisekedi. It is not after the proclamation of the President of the DRC that CENI led by Kadima a strong ally of Tshisekedi should invalidate candidates for fraud. This should not happen before the proclamation of the president of the DRC because the ballot paper is unique, the invalidations also call into question the reports of different electoral observers such as SADC and Africa Union who made very biased reports to please Félix Tshisekedi, this demonstrates that these observers were corrupted by the outgoing regime.
Some voting machines were in the house of Tshisekedi’s ministers, it has been found that the Tshisekedi regime distributed voting machines to every minister, governor, and many high authorities in the UDPS a party of Tshisekedi, and they used those machines inside their houses to vote for themselves, many videos circulating on social media showed voting machines inside the houses, this also confirmed by CENI president Kadima where he declared that he doesn’t know the number of voters.
Some opposition candidates and local observers such as the catholic church are demanding the annulation of the election, Tshisekedi must be responsible and held accountable for the electoral chaos created by the uncontrolled distribution of voting machines and ballot papers.
