Again PDP's Plan To Hack Lagos, States Gubernatorial Results Suffer Set Back.

The plan by the opposition people's Democratic Party to hack into INEC server in order to alter the results of the said elections has suffered yet another major setback as the Kenyan/Russian hackers threatened to disengage from the exercise unless they were being paid the balance of the agreed payment for the Presidential elections totalling a little over $2.5 m.

Even though the hackers did not hack the INEC server as agreed they insist the inability to do so wasn't from their ends but from the PDP. 

The hackers claims to have everything on ground to ensure the successful hacking of the server but blamed the PDP for failure to ensure that the results were uploaded to the server as previously agreed, thus demand full payment for their services. 

As such the team of hackers are threatening to discontinue their services because PDP has proven to be an unreliable client and cannot be trusted to hold on to their promises. 

On the other hand our sources gathered that due to the unfortunate outing by the PDP in the just concluded Presidential and National Assembly elections the PDP is finding it difficult to raise the required funds to offset the earlier bill as prior agreed. 

Our sources gathered that PDP is facing a serious financial challenge as most of it's traditional financiers have withheld funds for critical projects such as this due to crises emanating from the PDP Primary elections sometime last year. 

It was also reported that Atiku Abubakar the Party's flag bearer in the just concluded Presidential election is not forthcoming with the necessary support to run critical project since the results of the election showed that he lost to the governing APC.