Muhammadu Buhari has inaugurated the new
chairman of the Independent National Electoral
Commission (INEC), Professor Mahmood Yakubu
and five national commissioners on November
9, Monday. The president has tasked the new helmsmen of the
commission to make the conduct of free, fair and
credible elections in the country their priority,
emphasizing that they can’t afford to fail Nigerians
in future polls. The national commissioners include Amina Zakari,
Solomon Adedeji Soyebi, Prof. Antonia Taiye
Okoosi-Simbine, Muhammed Mustafa Lecky and
Alhaji Baba Shettima Arfo. READ ALSO: Buhari Is Responsible For Victory Of Golden Eaglets – Presidency President Buhari stated that it’s not enough for
election tribunals to just cancel or order fresh
elections. Nigerian leader said: “Another area of concern is
the justice administration of the election tribunals. It
is long overdue that our justice system addresses
these shortcomings. It is not just enough for an
election to be cancelled and a new one ordered. “It would be much better if all whose actions or
inactions led to the cancellation of such election to
be investigated and if culpable prosecuted whether
they are individuals as candidates or party agents,
Institutions such as political party, electoral body,
or public officers as electoral staff or security agents. “Similarly, perpetrators of electoral violence and
thuggery should not be spared. Unless our system
stops covering up all forms of electoral malpractices
we can hardly get it right. No system endures with
impunity.” READ ALSO: Disappointment Growing Among Nigerians President Buhari will swear in the 36 ministers-
designate and administer oaths of office on them
on Novemver 11. The president will also same day officially
inaugurate a new Federal Executive Council.

Me liking this man gradually.

Hating the fact that of all the INEC agents na he's indigenous brothers occupied the office......This na bias