Nigerians Will Witness Most Transparent Elections, INEC Vows
“We are going to experience an election without vote buying. There will be no money to buy votes. I assure you that the elections will be very free and fair.
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“We are going to experience an election without vote buying. There will be no money to buy votes. I assure you that the elections will be very free and fair.
“The commission has done its best to boost voters’ confidence in the electoral process. The commission converted voting points and voting point settlements into full-fledged polling units and took some closer to the voters.
The Chairman of the Conference Ambassador Ibrahim A Waiya, stated during a media briefing held at Chila Hotel Kano.
Molly Phee who said that the US does not have a preferred candidate explained that they valued their partnership with Nigeria and as such would encourage an election that would be acceptable to Nigerians
The INEC chief urged parties to ensure that only accredited party agents are allowed into the polling areas, and only those with INEC ID cards would be allowed.
Eligible voters are expected to take note of the voting procedure
The INEC Resident Electoral Commissioner, emphasized that the mock accreditation exercise is merely to ascertain the condition of the BVAS machines and not for voting as ballot papers will not be made available.
He made the call on his official Twitter page while wishing Nigerians a prosperous new month. 👇👇👇
The INEC boss stated that there are currently 93.4 million registered voters in Nigeria out of which 37 million, that is 39 per cent, are young people between the ages of 18 and 34.
The court made the compelling order while delivering judgment in an appeal filed by Hon. George Timinimi and 9 others against INEC in the appeal marked SC/413/2016.