Good day all,
1. DSS officials, who observed the just concluded election have the name of the legitimate cons president that emerged in the election.
2. I held a meeting with them after the process before the final report was forwarded to them. They actually observed all the drama that happened.
3. If anyone who wasn't elected president claim same anywhere and a report was made against such individual, this may become an unfortunate twist that maybe harmful to the person involved.
4. The election has been concluded and a winner has emerged.
5. All legitimate platform of cons should be handed over to the new executive by all those who may have hijacked them forthwith. You can continue to express your grievance, but you cannot hijack a platform you don't know when it was created.
Everyone should be guided right.
Thanks
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