Good morning, great people of this forum!

As we all know, the governorship election in Anambra State has been scheduled to hold this Saturday, Nov 6. But truth be told: many of the electorates do not feel secured about the safety of their lives on that day; especially going by the sit-at-home order issued by the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, in solidarity for their leader, Nnamdi KANU, who has been in DSS custody. Hence, we've heard many of the potential voters say they will not be coming out to cast their votes on election day. This, to me, is disenfranchisement. The government - both at State and federal level - need to restore confidence in the people of Anambra concerning the elections. Reason why I think the elections be postponed so that more time be given to do this. If things remain the way they are, then, the election result may not be a reflection of the wish of the people.

My humble submission.

cc lalasticlala, mynd44

If the Anambra election's are postponed, IPOB will simply move their sit at home order to the postponed date. So its pointless

Postponed it and sit at home will extend

gidgiddy:
If the Anambra election's are postponed, IPOB will simply move their sit at home order to the postponed date. So its pointless

Postponement will douse tension, don't you think?