The Chairman of INEC, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, disclosed this yesterday when ECOWAS Pre- Election Fact-Finding Mission paid him a courtesy visit at the commission’s headquarters, in Abuja. He noted that the screening was part of effort aimed at ensuring a clean voters’ register ahead of 2019 general election.
Yakubu assured the delegation that the commission would continue to perfect and improve it processes and deliver logistics and the functionality of technology.
He said: “For the registered voters as at last week before I travelled, I was told that over 300,000 names were dropped after the Automatic Fingerprints Identification System (AFIS). But cleaning the voters’ register is not just the responsibility of the commission, it is also the responsibility of every Nigerian.”
Yakubu said based on the provision of the law, the commission would between November 6 and 12, display the voters’ register for claims and objections in 120, 000 polling units nationwide.
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Nigeria, so someone will wake up and go to vote and not find his name or see that he/she can't vote? I dye watch una nu, this election go hot, I pray not to be in this country by then.
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Scam! They have started their rigging small small. Who are those 300k? Up North that even donkey, babies and kids registered plus aliens they wont delist them oh. No wonder I had problem with my registration i did at Medina Estate. Ndi Iberibe
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