myouri:
And what's their business if they shift/cancel the elections ..









True talk..INEC shouldn't shift it again oh else I move to North Korea!

look at shawama! ! Who knows u here

dre11:





This is an international organization commending our INEC official for a job Weldon and encourages them to be better

But, our parties especially PDP will always say negative things about them instead of commending them and their supporters always follow suit

To be serious, what does the UN know about our internal issues and state of preparedness other than what they are told? I do not know how prepared anybody is, i suspect a possibility of moving the election again. GEJ body language and the announcement that serious offensive against BH will will commence in March is an indication of sorts. In all these, i don't care. I dislike both contenders and therefore will not be voting either. I am not even registered anywhere.

They should both quite the stage so that the military can take over and unleash maximum rulership and thereafter Nigeria will snowball into an atomistic society that will blow itself to smithereens. UN would claim they said it and no one took note.

Charlesdonald:
The United Nations has urged the Nigerian government to ensure the sanctity of new dates for its general elections, amid increasing concerns the government may yet again move the crucial polls from March 28 and April 11.
The general elections were shifted from February 14 and 28 by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, over security fears.

Many Nigerians and the international community have urged the government to ensure the polls are not shifted the second time. The main opposition, All Progressives Congress, APC, says the government instigated the first shift to avoid the defeat of President Goodluck Jonathan at the polls.

In a statement Friday, the UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon, “strongly” urged the Nigerian government and the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to respect the new dates and ensure there are no further shifts.
“Following the postponement of general elections in Nigeria to 28 March and 11 April, the Secretary-General strongly urges the Government and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to ensure these new dates are maintained, in accordance with the provisions of the Nigerian Constitution,” a statement by the world body said.
Mr. Ban’s statement came days after the head of INEC, Attahiru Jega, told Nigerian Senators he could not commit to the sanctity of the new dates for the elections, saying that was outside the powers of the electoral body.
Speaking Thursday, President Goodluck Jonathan said the elections will hold as scheduled by INEC.

The United Nations Secretary General, Mr. Ban, welcomed the president’s commitment to the new calendar.
He commended the progress made by INEC in the preparation for the elections, including the distribution of Permanent Voter Cards.

He urged all relevant national institutions to continue to work with INEC to ensure all voters can exercise their constitutional right to participate in the elections freely and without intimidation.

The Secretary-General expressed strong concern over reports of election-related violence.
He urged all political leaders to adhere to their commitments under the Abuja Accord, to refrain from inflammatory statements and to immediately condemn any statements from their supporters that amount to an incitement to violence or subversion of the electoral process.
The Secretary-General reiterated to Nigerians that the United Nations will be closely following developments and is offering its full support to Nigeria at this important moment.



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Jonathan if you have really rule your people well for the passed six years you will not be scared to go head to head with any politician on the pole. You are only scared of losing because you know clearly that you didn't deliver a bit of all your promises.
Sai Buhari deserves our vote and should be given a chance.

Firefire2:
The elections musnt be shifted because I firefire can't wait to vote for buhari.

. Cloney

Life is awesome when u feel awesome. In other words, what u see is what u gat.

TO HELL WITH UN..

we can deal with our problems our selfs......

To Hell with UN. They should go resolve the Ukraine crises!

The UN should mind their freaking business...

Y r TANoids scared of electns?

Firefire2:

Shut that shît hole u call mouth if you don't want me to deal with u this afternoon.

Firefire wanna be.

chamboy:
He wonn't dare it again


Sai Buhari ni ooo

I just dey laugh

If them change am.....wetin una go do? UN farm for ur farm.

lacasa:
Jonathan open your ears....



Toh!...


#Sai Buhari 2015

The election must not hold untill Boko Haram ends. Sorry to say, nothing the UN can do about it.

Emypresh:
If them change am.....wetin una go do? UN farm for ur farm.

You are ignorant. Don't you know that Nigeria is one of UN member states?

yemicoal:
If we do r they gonna blow Nigeria

My brother help me ask ooooo. I just dey surprise at how UN dey shake for naija election. well we go teach them politics and how it is played.

yemicoal:
This is why they don't give most ladies political appointment

loL, bt wmen re really doin so wel in political seats nA, thou i only came here to read comments, i like bein nonaligned wel it cmes to NL politics, so wenda dey shift d date or dat d UN warns against it, is nt my biznEs$

canalily:
u eeh see how u were just strongling 4 4ront page y u no respond to my shoutout ?

haha, no vex jarri, i dey too busy for smetime nw so i no quick c am ,

auntymi:
haha, no vex jarri, i dey too busy for smetime nw so i no quick c am ,

lemme lol i forgot to laugh b4....well if i cal u miss now u no go like am and if i say miss u too u no go still like am, buh i kiss u...

johncreek:
Let them shift it.
Oga Jona will learn a bitter lesson.

... He will shift it and nothing will happen joor.. this was how u guys were ranting b4 they shifted to. words like this can make him shift the election.

canalily:
lemme lol i forgot to laugh b4....well if i cal u miss now u no go like am and if i say miss u too u no go still like am, buh i kiss u...

hmmmm

Firefire2:

Your mother must have forgotten to teach you manners abi ? Or are you high on too much dícks ? This is your last warning young lady. You'll shed tears.

Shed tears because...

You know you're guilty. If not, you'd have laughed it off.

Words like this would even make then push the date again to see what the UN will do? they should stop interfering joor.. the constitutions say election must hold b4 30days of swearing which is may29. so it can be shifted to April, provided it's within the scope of the constitution.. All their conspiracy against Gej Must fail in Jesus Name.

Ivanspring:


Shed tears because...

You know you're guilty. If not, you'd have laughed it off.

Ok I'm not guilty and so therefore, I've laughed it off.

auntymi:
hmmmm

why naa u no wan eat again? I command u to open ur mouth!

Akpan107:
The election must not hold untill Boko Haram ends. Sorry to say, nothing the UN can do about it.

Your ifa priest has deceived you, sorry to say.


#GMB/PYO 2015

hifaif:


You are ignorant. Don't you know that Nigeria is one of UN member states?

Nwa teacher I didnt knw..... Oya lecture me

D clueless klepto won't dare!

Not that i support postponing of elections ooo.. But..


UN no sabi their work again?...

Emypresh:

Nwa teacher I didnt knw..... Oya lecture me

OK, my ignorant student, Nigeria is a member of the UN which means that they have a right to be concerned with the way the country is being governed.

PLEASE UN TELL PDP, WE DONT NEED THEM ANYMORE, WE NEED CHANGE.

Charlesdonald:
The United Nations has urged the Nigerian government to ensure the sanctity of new dates for its general elections, amid increasing concerns the government may yet again move the crucial polls from March 28 and April 11.
The general elections were shifted from February 14 and 28 by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, over security fears.

Many Nigerians and the international community have urged the government to ensure the polls are not shifted the second time. The main opposition, All Progressives Congress, APC, says the government instigated the first shift to avoid the defeat of President Goodluck Jonathan at the polls.

In a statement Friday, the UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon, “strongly” urged the Nigerian government and the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to respect the new dates and ensure there are no further shifts.
“Following the postponement of general elections in Nigeria to 28 March and 11 April, the Secretary-General strongly urges the Government and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to ensure these new dates are maintained, in accordance with the provisions of the Nigerian Constitution,” a statement by the world body said.
Mr. Ban’s statement came days after the head of INEC, Attahiru Jega, told Nigerian Senators he could not commit to the sanctity of the new dates for the elections, saying that was outside the powers of the electoral body.
Speaking Thursday, President Goodluck Jonathan said the elections will hold as scheduled by INEC.

The United Nations Secretary General, Mr. Ban, welcomed the president’s commitment to the new calendar.
He commended the progress made by INEC in the preparation for the elections, including the distribution of Permanent Voter Cards.

He urged all relevant national institutions to continue to work with INEC to ensure all voters can exercise their constitutional right to participate in the elections freely and without intimidation.

The Secretary-General expressed strong concern over reports of election-related violence.
He urged all political leaders to adhere to their commitments under the Abuja Accord, to refrain from inflammatory statements and to immediately condemn any statements from their supporters that amount to an incitement to violence or subversion of the electoral process.
The Secretary-General reiterated to Nigerians that the United Nations will be closely following developments and is offering its full support to Nigeria at this important moment.



Source:: www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/177266-dont-shift-elections-again-un-tells-nigeria.html