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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has warned its staff against complicity with politicians or their agents to subvert the electoral process ahead of next year’s general elections. Chairman of the INEC, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, who gave the warning at the swearing-in of the new Secretary to the Commission, Mrs. Rose Oriaran-Anthony, yesterday, in Abuja, said all officials of the commission must remain neutral in the discharge of their duties.He stressed: “As we approach next year’s general elections, the commission will pay attention to the conduct of our officials from the headquarters to the states and local government areas.

“We will not tolerate the complicity of staff with political actors or their agents to subvert the electoral process. All officials of the Commission must remain neutral in the discharge of their duties and committed to protecting the sanctity of the process.”Yakubu added that the Commission had been inundated by applications from several groups within the country requesting to be accredited as observers for the elections, including support groups of candidates contesting in the elections, a development he said was “unacceptable,” as observers are neutral groups interested only in the process and not agents of political parties, candidates or campaign organisations.

He stated: “The purpose of accrediting observers for elections is a noble one intended to increase the transparency and openness of the process. The reports of observers also serve as a useful feedback mechanism for strengthening our processes and procedures.

“It is, therefore, counter-productive for such an important process to become an all-comers business.“Going forward, the Commission has revised the guidelines for the accreditation of observers. Interested organisations are required to apply to the Commission. Details will be published this weekend and early next week in national newspapers and on the Commission’s website.

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God bless our incoming President, Atiku Abubakar.

Its you we should warn Mr Yakubu......we all know u want to rig for APC

The terrorist party headed by a confirmed terrorist should not attempt to rig the election.

And Yakubu Mahmoud is Buhari's in-law. Who now is complicit?

Its you we should warn Mr Yakubu......we all know u want to rig for PMB

They should be none partisan... Equality for all....
Peace is what we need..

Cameron is at war because of election violence.. We should take all necessary steps to ensure safety first...


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Why the master riggers(PDP) are saying rubbish about this man,are they afraid of their own shadow, the worst election was held by st Maurice Iwu and under the supervision of PDP.

May be, PDP wants to rig hence the noise because that's what they know best.

I hope they listen to this clarion call.....




Poverty in the land makes it possible for the common man loose is identity thereby selling his/her only means to better the country...
Politician knew all this, that why the education sector is still in shamble...


The most surprising moment of my life was when Men and Women carry placards to the American embassy telling them not to grant Atiku visa without any reason.. and ASSU was on strike and nobody protested...i have a strong believe that 1 of those people protesting that day will have someone who has left school due to the strike..
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Its you we should warn Mr Yakubu......we all know u want to rig for APC

Oga advise your self if you think you can rig the election buhari there will be no Nigeria to rule mark my words

Now we are talking

INEC and Police complicity to rigging with Politicians is our current biggest threat

Vote buying is not the biggest problem and it will pass with time

Osun rigging was a eye opener