Speaking at a two-day workshop for Election Monitoring Implementers for the North East Zone, in Yola, Adamawa state capital, the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, stated it uncovered names of 1224 dead persons in the voter register in the State. 

The Resident Electoral Commissioner in the state, Kassim Gaidam who spoke on behalf of the electoral commission at the event, disclosed that the names were uncovered through the voter clean-up exercise in the state.

“The statistics of 1,224 dead persons, which we can confirm were on the register, were uncovered during the recent display of voter register for claims and objections,” he added.

This is coming after INEC disclosed that 1,504,858 people had collected their permanent voter cards in Enugu State. The Resident Electoral Commissioner in the state, Dr. Emeka Ononamadu, who disclosed this while addressing members of the Civil Society Organisations and Inter-Party Advisory Council in a meeting in Enugu, expressed concern about the spate of violence in the primaries organised by political parties.

Ononamadu described the violence as worrisome, adding that such a situation was new to the history of primary elections in the state. He, however, expressed optimism that such ugly incidents would not be witnessed in the next general elections, adding that citizens should work to put a stop to electoral violence.

He disclosed that the total number of registered voters in the state was 1,958,547. He further noted that out of the fresh registration of 14,551,482 voters in the country, the state registered 549,326.

https://lailasnews.com/inec-discovers-names-of-1224-dead-persons-on-voter-register-in-adamawa/

Inec on their way to reduce Adamawa voting power because of atiku.

Dead people wanted to vote be that, useless country, thank God I'm in ninja right now enjoying my life.

Anyhow! They are nigerians either D .O..A!...This election kamikaze should just come and go! These people dnt hear our , they just do them thing! Steal every damn minute! Its time to go...lets break! Break the Bleep out! ...Foolish country! The citizens gain nothing..nothing from them!

Why not in Daura?

how do they find out that they are dead

Then don start.... rigging and Naija is two unlike poles...

Nothing extraordinary here. It could be that they registered before they were massacred by fulani herdsmen.

Good now move to North West..

Did they come from the dead city to registered or they registered before going back to the grave? INEC tell us more

Let's see how many dead will be discovered in Katsina. Foolish people

Posts above show Igbos in their ignorance. Assuming that Adamawa will vote for the Pariah Party PDP.

A government that gives dead people appointments surely will want to galvanize votes from the dead.

Like attracts!

Keep deceiving yourselves

Ok

Did I just read dead persons name in voters list, Kai Nigerian politics is a comical movie. I thought this is a Biafra State. This desperation is even worse than other states outside the Biafra fiction domain

How do they know dead people in Nigeria we need data evidence that those people are truly dead.

Not a big deal. People die every day.

Atiku and his Army of Dead voters... Atiku,

ebusnwaoma:
Speaking at a two-day workshop for Election Monitoring Implementers for the North East Zone, in Yola, Adamawa state capital, the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, stated it uncovered names of 1224 dead persons in the voter register in the State. 

The Resident Electoral Commissioner in the state, Kassim Gaidam who spoke on behalf of the electoral commission at the event, disclosed that the names were uncovered through the voter clean-up exercise in the state.

“The statistics of 1,224 dead persons, which we can confirm were on the register, were uncovered during the recent display of voter register for claims and objections,” he added.

This is coming after INEC disclosed that 1,504,858 people had collected their permanent voter cards in Enugu State. The Resident Electoral Commissioner in the state, Dr. Emeka Ononamadu, who disclosed this while addressing members of the Civil Society Organisations and Inter-Party Advisory Council in a meeting in Enugu, expressed concern about the spate of violence in the primaries organised by political parties.

Ononamadu described the violence as worrisome, adding that such a situation was new to the history of primary elections in the state. He, however, expressed optimism that such ugly incidents would not be witnessed in the next general elections, adding that citizens should work to put a stop to electoral violence.

He disclosed that the total number of registered voters in the state was 1,958,547. He further noted that out of the fresh registration of 14,551,482 voters in the country, the state registered 549,326.

https://lailasnews.com/inec-discovers-names-of-1224-dead-persons-on-voter-register-in-adamawa/

thisb one na dead people want to vote?