INEC chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu who spoke at the 12th National Delegates Conference of the Forum of State Independent Electoral Commissions of Nigeria held in Jos, Plateau State capital, on Wednesday, disclosed that Nigeria’s electoral law is problematic.

Mahmood who was represented by the electoral commission’s National Commissioner and Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee, Festus Okoye, stated a new legal framework must be put in place in order to address the irregularities being witnessed in the nation’s electoral process.The INEC Chairman who maintained that Nigeria's electoral law is problematic, stated that the current legal framework creates uncertainty and undermines the people’s confidence.

Mahmood who made a case for an electoral law that would ensure the settlement of all pre-election matters at least 60 days before the commencement of an election, disclosed that party nomination had a tremendous impact on the preparations and conduct of elections.


https://unclesuru.com/2019/05/09/nigerias-electoral-law-is-problematic-inec-chairman/

Such a person should be in jail

Nonsense

Find solution to it inconclusive Chairman !!!!!

Ok, what about passing the evotting bill to law, or are u waiting to use manual voting in the next election.

ebusnwaoma:
INEC chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu who spoke at the 12th National Delegates Conference of the Forum of State Independent Electoral Commissions of Nigeria held in Jos, Plateau State capital, on Wednesday, disclosed that Nigeria’s electoral law is problematic.

Mahmood who was represented by the electoral commission’s National Commissioner and Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee, Festus Okoye, stated a new legal framework must be put in place in order to address the irregularities being witnessed in the nation’s electoral process.The INEC Chairman who maintained that Nigeria's electoral law is problematic, stated that the current legal framework creates uncertainty and undermines the people’s confidence.

Mahmood who made a case for an electoral law that would ensure the settlement of all pre-election matters at least 60 days before the commencement of an election, disclosed that party nomination had a tremendous impact on the preparations and conduct of elections.


https://unclesuru.com/2019/05/09/nigerias-electoral-law-is-problematic-inec-chairman/

my friend tell us the truth and stop this oyibo. Who did u sell the presidential sit to?

Mr Professor, you are the problem not any electoral law.

Your partisanship is the reason why you find problem in our electoral laws. You came in with inconclusive of election and that has been the order till date.

Permit me to say you are a BIG LIAR and hypocrite Sir. You are the twin brother of your employer and Nigeria's biggest mistake (Buhari) whose interest supercedes national interest, before you.

So, what is wrong with amending the laws?

Oh I see!
The the laws are amended, the APC government Will loose control of power

He's been there for close to if not over four years but didn't see this or the need to at least try to do something about it. submit. This is simply a case of man must talk.

Problematic or riggermatic

Yeah. We know Nigeria's law are like pipes with two open ends.
Either ways, you escape

Yeah! This can only happen after it's certain that nemesis is staring you in the face as you defend the fraudulent 2019 presidential election.

iammo:



Says a Professor of history, the truth is that puting such sensitize commission in the hands of an historian is similar to putting a country in the hands of a zoology PhD holder.

The lawmakers specifically engineered all our laws to have a loophole that favours them, and only a really really smart guy could handle them, if not its would be inconclusive after inconclusive.

I can only reason that you are one of the educated illiterates who denigrate other people's fields or professions.

A half intelligent person even knows that any BSc graduate with COMPLETE education and work/life experience can become Nigeria's president or INEC Chairman. How much more a PhD holder in any discipline or conventional universities.

Besides, how many presidents of nations have PhDs and when has that become a criterion for good governance?

Of a truth, some educated folks are a waste of academic and financial resources.

Well, He could be the change we crave by simply accepting he fact that he aided the incumbent in the previous election.

It starts with accepting the obvious, therefore giving the system credibility.

Then do something. Let the change begin with you sir.

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Nigeria it's self is problematic

Your kinsman refused a reform. It took you 5yrs to admit after the petitions are lost and won, u go know how far

That is what the party of CRIMINAL gave to our nation, they thought rigging will.work for them for the 60 years they predicted they will finish the country and leave.

ebusnwaoma:
INEC chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu who spoke at the 12th National Delegates Conference of the Forum of State Independent Electoral Commissions of Nigeria held in Jos, Plateau State capital, on Wednesday, disclosed that Nigeria’s electoral law is problematic.

Mahmood who was represented by the electoral commission’s National Commissioner and Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee, Festus Okoye, stated a new legal framework must be put in place in order to address the irregularities being witnessed in the nation’s electoral process.The INEC Chairman who maintained that Nigeria's electoral law is problematic, stated that the current legal framework creates uncertainty and undermines the people’s confidence.

Mahmood who made a case for an electoral law that would ensure the settlement of all pre-election matters at least 60 days before the commencement of an election, disclosed that party nomination had a tremendous impact on the preparations and conduct of elections.


https://unclesuru.com/2019/05/09/nigerias-electoral-law-is-problematic-inec-chairman/

. it is the review of electoral laws and acts by the PDP to satisfy their interest that is creating problems in Nigeria. In the past Election cases ended in Appeal court.Now it is Supreme court. Also tribunal could deduct votes and declare winner but the section 242 of the act forbids tribunal to do so again.......

You are the problem because you have compromised by declaring many elections inconclusive.

Has he woken up from his slumber

emmasege:
I can only reason that you are one of the educated illiterates who denigrate other people's fields or professions.

A half intelligent person even knows that any BSc graduate with COMPLETE education and work/life experience can become Nigeria's president or INEC Chairman. How much more a PhD holder in any discipline or conventional universities.

Besides, how many presidents of nations have PhDs and when has that become a criterion for good governance?

Of a truth, some educated folks are a waste of academic and financial resources.

first off , there is nothing like educated illetrate, been Educated formally often requires literacy(ability to read and write) am very certain many fools like your self thinks literacy is some substitute for been a scholar, but you missed it, as even an almajiri that can read and write in Arabic is literate.

that been said, educational requirement for such post according to Abacha/Abdulsalami's constituition is O level school leavers certificate regardless of its grade whether f9 or d7, and we can see how that underdeveloped the nation.

a bsc holder in any field in the US that wants to go for the congress most likely would take a diploma in law or public governace.

Ambode did his governace coarse at Havard, el rufai in United Nations University and Sanwo - olu is currently in havard. even Dino melaye just had his masters in field suitable for governance.

but i guess you are to slow to understand the famous line of square peg , in square hole and round peg in round hole.

Even in business and Corporate Governace, most CEO goes back to Havard Business school for refresher coarses on management and business

But your president rejected the Electoral Bill that would have to

an extent strengthen the country's electoral system.

This must be taken serious.

My advice is that only persons that are educated to at least primary 6 certificate or WAEC should be allowed to vote instead of the majority illiterates choosing who will be our leaders.
Imagine when the illiterate who are majority in number determining who will be our leaders.
Maybe the law will also help to make our northern brothers and sisters go to school.
Just my humble advice

Everything in Nigeria is problematic

Na you be the wahala

Saraki and some good heads came together to put what would have given us a chance on good electoral law reforms. But the zombies feared that their master will be the first victim of a credible system kicked against it.