The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Tuesday released the time table for the rerun elections in 15 states.
Notice of the rerun election was contained in a statement issued and signed by the Secretary of the Commission, Augusta Ogakwu.
The elections according to the electoral body will only involve political parties that participated in the last election with their respective candidates.
The elections are for the electoral issues that terminated at the Appeal Court.
Also read: INEC to conduct 78 re-run elections in 2016
The statement read in part, “Stakeholders in the electoral process and INEC at their meeting held on Monday, February 1, 2016 considered and approved dates for the conduct of elections as ordered by the Court of Appeal.”
“Consequent upon the judgment of the court, the commission will conduct the elections in 69 of the said constituencies with the same political parties and their respective candidates.”
According to the released time table, constituent election for Gombe will hold on the January 27th, Adamawa, February 13th; Kaduna, Plateau, Niger, Benue, Nasarawa, Kogi, Taraba and Imo February 20th.
That of Abia, Anambra and Bayelsa have been scheduled for March 5th; Akwa Ibom slated for March 12th while Cross River and Rivers scheduled for 19th March.
Source:
http://m.news24.com/nigeria/Politics/News/inec-releases-time-table-for-rerun-elections-in-15-states-20160203

Okay

Since the supreme court does not recognize CARD READER, then in this election, the CR should not be brought out at all.


And it is going to be a do or die affairs. Indeed the law is too weak to protect the common man.

Very very stale news

mrphysics:
Since the supreme court does not recognize CARD READER, then in this election, the CR should not be brought out at all.


And it is going to be a do or die affairs. Indeed the law is too weak to protect the common man.

Then Politicians wit their thugs getting for ballout snatching..

ferdvict2:

Then Politicians wit their thugs getting for ballout snatching..

Ofcourse. it is indeed a retrograde motion for electoral process. Very soon they will blame PMB whereas the whole judgement was in favour of the same people that will later blame PMB.

instead of the apex court to institute the use and importance of the reader cards, they did the right thing without considering the fact that many were denied the right to be accredited manually and as such didn't vote.

mrphysics:


Ofcourse. it is indeed a retrograde motion for electoral process. Very soon they will blame PMB whereas the whole judgement was in favour of the same people that will later blame PMB.

instead of the apex court to institute the use and importance of the reader cards, they did the right thing without considering the fact that many were denied the right to be accredited manually and as such didn't vote.

Who is to blame?

ferdvict2:
Who is to blame?

the gods and INEC

mrphysics:


the gods and INEC

Lol.The politicians and the supreme court are to blame.