₦airaland Forum

Superwave16320:
How come Pandora Peter Obi did not have the intuition to build this instead of looting Anambra state fund into his daughter's Pandora account ?!

Abemy:
Bazaar is a fund raising celebration, any person can be invited from anywhere.

Umeahi as a governor for more than 6 years worth more than a mere N30m. So Mbaka couldn't have questioned his source of the money.

Let's keep our fingers crossed, to see how Mbaka act in his direction or not.

I come to realize that those who creticize does worst, when an oppoturnity avail itself.

Jeezuzpick:
Don't worry, I "gerrit".

My position stands sha, the man na he-goat.

You "gerrit"?

omohayek:
The primary author's name is CHIDIEBUBE OKEOMA, supported by Edward Nnachi and Tony O Okafor, yet you rush to blame the "Yoruba press" for everything! Worse yet, at last count 41 other deranged bigoted souls gave your paranoid rubbish a "like"! You people are seriously sick in the head.

Angelfrost:
Nope... I am actually pro-secession.

You people think every calm, right thinking, and peace loving person is a unity beggar. Such dumb and dimwitted thinking.

That's why your region continues to go up in smoke without direction, while you run about making accusations and pointing fingers at imaginary adversaries.

Go have a word with yourselves! You are embarrassing yourselves online and offline.

NwaAmaikpe:




They see their founder, I see an angel doing reverse cowgirl.

GetMeRight:
Living in denial. It will take you guys centuries to get it right if you don't stop denying the obvious.

Jeezuzpick:
So you think Maria is the one that got his "Cheating Cherry"?

Hellooooo?

Na today nyash dey back?

The guy na he-goat, mbok!

Angelfrost:
My words ring right and true...

If you value your region, you will speak the truth!

Angelfrost:
If you lived, worked, did business, and had close family in the East, you won't be saying this trash...

Isn't it funny how those who fan the embers of crisis in a region don't actually reside in the said region?!!... You stay far away in another's land chanting Biafra or death, no election, etc.

You insist on sit at home by force, yet report to work or open shops in Ibadan, Lagos, Kano, Asaba, London, Atlanta, etc...

Your hypocrisy will consume you all!!!

benuejosh:
APGA to rig right? Or is it PDP? PDP and rigging can't be two apart if that is what you mean.

Alexis11:
Lol the same way the Northern Muslims were supporting Boko Haram when they started, blaming "infidels" for the publicity lol...

I pity una.

Jeezuzpick:
Not gonna happen.

Apparently, there is proof she did the stuff he's claiming she did.

The Kelvin is a he-goat, though.

lomprico:
Anybody don hear anything about Ole's sacking?

apc wants to do their magic again like they did in imo and 2019 presidential election.

Morgan9:
U dont have sence

JoeDz:
Maybe they will do it by text

Claim: A Twitter user claimed that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) was yet to commence the distribution of permanent voters cards (PVCs) to newly registered voters, days to the 2021 Anambra governorship election.

Verdict: True. INEC is yet to commence distribution of permanent voters cards to newly-registered voters in Anambra State for the 2021 governorship election.


Verification:
Findings by Dubawa showed that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) had not abandoned plans to conduct the 2021 Anambra State Governorship election, despite the uncertainty over the election.

Dispelling rumours of rescheduling the election, the INEC Chairman, Mahmood Yakubu, who spoke at an emergency meeting of the Inter-Agency Consultative Committee on Election Security (ICCES) in October, assured that the election will not be postponed.

INEC Chairman, Mahmood Yakubu

“From the reports we have received, the stated goal of many of the attackers is that the governorship election scheduled for 6 November 2021 must not hold,” Mr Yakubu said.

However, to forestall this plan, Mr Yakubu noted that the commission will continue to work closely with security agencies, respected opinion leaders in Anambra State and the National Peace Committee, to ensure that these attacks “do not derail the electoral process.”


“To underscore this determination, the commission is implementing two more activities on the Timetable for the election in the next few days. The register of voters will be presented to political parties in Awka on Thursday 7 October 2021. On the same day, the commission will publish the final list of candidates for the election,” he said.

INEC’s National Commissioner and Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee (IVEC), Festus Okoye, said in a statement that the Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) will also be ready for collection on or shortly after October 7, 2021.


“The PVCs of the new registrants will be ready for collection on or shortly after October 7,” Mr Okoye said.

While INEC has published the final list of candidates for the election and presented the register of voters to the political parties – two activities also scheduled for October 7 – findings by Dubawa revealed that the commission has yet to resume the collection of Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) in the state.


As of October 21, 2021, two weeks after October 7 slated for the commencement of the process, registered voters had not started collecting their PVCs.

Speaking with Dubawa, Nonso Okafor, a resident of Obosi, said the exercise had not commenced. “I have not collected my PVC and I have not received any email from them so far. The last time I went there they said we should come back,” he said.

Another resident, Austin Nze, noted that while the collection of PVCs had not commenced, a lot of people are not interested in the process due to the current security challenges in the state.

“There’s just this apathy and indifference in the state, which I can understand, given the Awka and Anambra situation, and the whole IPOB issue,” he said.

“Given that, it is not exactly the safest place to be, and everyone here just has that intention of staying low during the election.”

When Dubawa contacted Mr Okoye, he restated the commitment of the commission to conduct the election as planned, adding that the PVCs for newly registered voters were currently being printed and will soon be ready for collection.

“We are printing the PVCs presently. We have their (voters) telephone numbers and email addresses. The moment their PVCs are ready, we will send emails to them and text messages and call them by phone and they will come and pick their PVCs.

“Everybody who registered and really wants to vote will get their PVCs at least a week before the election,” he said.

Conclusion
The claim that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has not commenced the distribution of Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) to newly registered voters is true. Findings by Dubawa showed that two weeks after the date given by INEC for the commencement of the collection of the PVCs, the commission has yet to commence the exercise.

However, INEC told Dubawa that the printing of PVCs was currently ongoing and would be ready for collection by voters, at least a week before the election.

Biodun556:
Biafra will be worst than Nigeria, be warned!

adamsmith914:
This Zionist wanna be mumus momentum mumurism no be minor issue? Despicable.

Muna4real:
So for your mind, you think say Maria fit sue cubana chiefpriest?

Veryfoolishboy:
Omo just like that 3 bread winner of 3 families are gone
If you are among those hailing Nnamdi Kanu and his foot soldiers, know that you will also reap from whatever evil they sow. No matter how long.

NgeneUkwenu:
While the South West are busy strategizing on how to draw the presidency to their Zone...the other group is busy supporting terrorists because of their hatred for Mr. President.

Congratulations in advance Asiwaju.

AsomughaChuks05:
The one-way appointments that have totally favoured northerners is waste too? NNPC, NPA, Customs, all monopolized by northerners enjoying Buhari's bigotry. Building the largest Navy base in the middle of the desert in Kano is waste? What of the building of Transport University in Daura where camels is the most popular means of transport? Protecting killer Fulani herdsmen to slaughter other Nigerians, and so much more. What else did Buhari not do for these greedy northerners?