News By Nigeriapen.com.ng

The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) has debunked claims by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) that bad weather was partly responsible for the logistic challenges it faced in the distribution of materials meant for last Saturday’s elections, resulting in its postponement. General Manager, Public Affairs of NAMA, Mr. Khalid Emele, in a statement made available to newsmen in Lagos, yesterday, said there was no bad weather and no disruption of flights on February 16, 2019.

Emele said that rather, the airspace management body ensured a 24-hour operation at all Nigerian airports on February 15 to facilitate the transportation of materials by the INEC to designated points nationwide.

Chairman of INEC, Prof. Mahmoud Yakubu had, at a meeting with stakeholders in the wake of the postponement of the election, explained that bad weather prevented the airlift of sensitive electoral materials to some states of the federation, among other logistical challenges.

“In preparing for the 2019 general elections, we have come face-to-face with the realities of conducting such an extensive national deployment of men and materials in a developing country like ours….

Read More On Link Below;

News Source: http://nigeriapen.com.ng/nama-weather-didnt-affect-distribution-of-inec-materials/

Lalasticlala

These blames should stop.

The most important thing now is,are they ready for the elections this week?mistakes have been made and lessons i hope have been learned.

Let us move on.

INEC chair is working for PDP

hhhh

dhuthraki:
INEC chair is working for PDP

Another apc lies. Oh, its likely to rain in some parts of Lagos today...and the pdp is responsible for it.