A political interest organization, Credible Alternative
Alliance (CAA) led by former Kaduna state Governor, Alhaji Abdulkadir Balarabe Musa has alleged that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is tilting the distribution of Permanent Voters Card (PVC) to favour areas believed to be strongholds of All Progressives Congress’ candidate, General Muhammed Buhari.

The group presented a statistical analysis of the
distribution of PVCs which showed the number of
registered voters yet to collect their PVCs in various
zones.

According to CAA, South-East has (3,287, 530) , South West (7,411,205), South-South (3,844,370) , North-East (2,429,763), North West (4,835,556), North Central (3,907,849) and FCT(421,559).

On the distribution of PVCs, CAA said it has observed "a criminal gross disparity of voter spread designed to tilt the election to a pre-determined outcome.

The group insists that all the 68.8 million registered
voters must be given unfettered access to freely
collect their PVCs and cast their vote as provided for
in the constitution, adding that it would be forced to
take INEC to court if that condition was not met.

"Let us call a spade, a spade. There are two main
contenders for the Presidency in this election. The
analyzed data above depicts a worrying trend. Voters in the zones that tend to support President Goodluck Jonathan are massively disenfranchised by the application of the so-called PVCs debacle, 40% to 50% of voters in the these regions who are lawfully and duly registered to vote will be denied their right to vote by INEC.

"That is nearly half of the support base of the
President, simply nullified by administrative (failure) prior to the election. By comparison, the zones that tend to support Buhari are handed a massive voter advantage, nearly 80% of his support base will be allowed to cast their votes by INEC.
In an election, which many say will be won or lost by a slim margin, to now disenfranchise 26million
voters through a questionable and unlawful rule by
INEC is not acceptable by any measure.

" CAA condemns in its entirety. This attempt by INEC to undermine our nescient democracy through this criminal enterprise to determine the outcome of this electioneer before the ballot is cast.
While speaking on the controversy raging over the
coming election, Balarabe Musa said there is no way INEC can be able to distribute the outstanding PVCs within the remaining two weeks.

"INEC cannot meet up with the issuance voters card
to all registered voters, even the PVCs is not being
realistic because of the past failures in the past. For
example, INEC is talking about distributing
permanent voters cards. Let us assume that sufficient PVCs have been produced the commission, how is the PVC is still being distributed.

" We have credible information that in some places in the rural areas, INEC staff take the PVCs for
distribution and because of the disappointments of
the past refuse to come out for collection of PVC. The commission staff then leave the PVCs to community leaders to distribute. I believe that should not be the responsibility of the village heads to do that but INEC.

"Again, how can we realistically expect INEC to make PVCs available to every registered voter within two weeks, something they failed to do in many years.”

Sources: www.nigbuzz.com

is Balarabe a name of new africa Monkey?

Hmm

who is dis one... Abeg go sit down Jor

If that's the distribution chat then GEJ will win, i am sure GEJ will win southwest, southeast, south south and north central.

Favour ke? Oga GMB & favour no dey parol at all. Besides, he has being losing serially for a long time now. So, without or with favour he'll still lose, it's in his genes..