2023: Ohanaeze tasks INEC on adequate ad hoc, machines for CVR

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The Secretary-General of the apex Igbo socio-cultural orgainzation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro, has advised the Independent National

Electoral Commission against truncating the will of Nigerian electorates as he called on the nation’s electoral umpire to ensure no section of the country is given undue advantage in the continuous registration and Revalidation of Permanent Voters Cards being conducted across the states of the federation on the basis of ethnic, political and religion leanings.

Isiguzoro, while reacting in an interview with newsmen on Saturday in Umuahia, the Abia state capital, regretted at the hitches being experienced by the eligible Nigerian citizens from the inception of the registration exercise, and also asked INEC to ensure all qualified Nigerians are captured in the ongoing electoral process to enable them perform their civic rights in the forthcoming elections now the majority of populaces in the nation yearns for responsive and effective leaderships in...

Isiguzoro also warned against short-changing people of the southeast and south south of the Igbo extractions in the ongoing registration exercise for permanent voters cards, but to ensure all eligible populaces in the two geopolitical zones are completely captured in the current electoral process ahead of the 2023 elections.

 

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