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Just In: Why INEC Postponed Governorship/State Assembly Elections To March 18 

Soffiyyah OlamideBy Soffiyyah OlamideMarch 8, 2023No Comments12 Views
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The Independent National Electoral Commission has postponed the Governorship and State Assembly Elections by one week, reports thegazellenews.com

The elections will now take place on Saturday, 18 March, 2023.

The exercise was previously scheduled to hold on Saturday, 11 March, 2023, but INEC, citing a logistics crisis stemming from BVAS configuration and transportation, said the election could not hold again as scheduled following a meeting of its executives on Wednesday evening, 8 March, 2023.

“The elections were postponed to allow one more week for preparations,” an official familiar with the meeting told Peoples Gazette by telephone on Wednesday night. “We should be able to get everything in order before March 18.” 

The meeting was still underway at INEC headquarters in Abuja as of the time of filing this report.

The commission had convinced the Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal to vary its order granting Peter Obi of the Labour Party and PDP’s Atiku Abubakar permission to inspect the election materials on the premise that it had to reconfigure the Bimodal Voters Accreditation System (BVAS) for the conduction of the polls this Saturday.

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