 Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Taken Over South Africa As Africa Biggest Economy ~ BBC by shachris05: 12:33pm On Feb 20, 2019 |
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| Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Taken Over South Africa As Africa Biggest Economy ~ BBC by shachris05: 12:12pm On Feb 20, 2019 |
myboy2111:
See olodo quoting 2017 during recession while we are in 2019. Cant you read and understand that this report came out on Monday 18 February,2019 Shutup. How can you grow from $375.77Bn in 2017 to $1 trillion in 2018? oga fear god na. Given that our GDP grow 1.8% in 2018 where are you getting your data from? from pulse news?  https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/12/gdp-grows-by-1-81-in-q3-2018-nbs/ |
| Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Taken Over South Africa As Africa Biggest Economy ~ BBC by shachris05: 11:58am On Feb 20, 2019 |
myboy2111:
But we have double the GDP since then. During Rebasing in 2014 it was $550b but it is now over $1 trillion going by this report. That is monumental progress You and your fake reports. Here is our GDP statistics. https://tradingeconomics.com/nigeria/gdp
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| Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Taken Over South Africa As Africa Biggest Economy ~ BBC by shachris05: 11:51am On Feb 20, 2019 |
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Nogodye:
Defeat await them come FEBUHARI 23 mechie onu nshi gi. |
| Politics › Re: Mahmood Yakubu Differs With Buhari On Punishment For Ballot Box Snatchers by shachris05: 8:43pm On Feb 19, 2019*. Modified: 8:59pm On Feb 19, 2019 |
What does the constitution say?
Section 129 (4) of the Electoral Act states, “Any person who snatches or destroys any election material commits an offence and is liable on conviction to 24 months imprisonment.”
Anything other than this is you committing another crime.
Buhari is an evil despot. |
| Politics › Re: INEC Chairman Differs With Buhari On Punishment For Ballot Box Snatchers by shachris05(op): 7:06pm On Feb 19, 2019 |
Baawaa:
This guy will be jail after election,mark my words By who? Atiku? Because Buhari is not coming back. |
| Politics › Re: INEC Chairman Differs With Buhari On Punishment For Ballot Box Snatchers by shachris05(op): 6:59pm On Feb 19, 2019 |
cc lalasticlala |
| Politics › INEC Chairman Differs With Buhari On Punishment For Ballot Box Snatchers by shachris05(op): 6:52pm On Feb 19, 2019 |
Although President Muhammadu Buhari has given the Military and the Police the power to be ruthless as ballot box snatchers because they commit the offence “at risk to their own lives”, Professor Mahmood Yakubu has expressed the belief that ballot box snatchers should be punished only in accordance with the electoral law.
Speaking in Abuja on Monday at a meeting of the national caucus of the All Progressives Congress (APC), the President had said those who influence ballot box snatching may find out it is their "last unlawful action".
"Anybody who decides to snatch ballot boxes or lead thugs to disturb, it may be that [this will be] the last unlawful action you will take," Buhari had said.
"I rarely give the military and the police [the power] to be ruthless. We are not going be blamed but we won’t rig election. I want Nigerians to be respected; let them vote whoever they want across the parties. I'm not afraid of it.
"The whole 36 states in Nigeria, I went round. I think I have got enough support across the country to look after me. So I'm going to warn anybody who thinks he has enough influence in his locality to lead a body of thugs to snatch boxes or to disturb the voting system, he will do it at the expense of his own life."
When these comments were brought to the INEC Chairman on Tuesday as he addressed the media on the preparedness of his commission for the rescheduled polls, Yakubu said: “The position of the commission is that all violators of the Electoral Act should be punished according to the provisions of the Electoral Act."
Yakubu also denied reports that Okechukwu Ibeanu, the National Commissioner of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in charge of logistics, was invited by the Department of State Services (DSS).
“No commissioner of the commission was picked up by any security agency no house of any commissioner of INEC was raided; no any commissioner of INEC has been picked by the security agency,” he said.
“The particular commissioner you are referring to, whose name was mentioned on social media, is as we speak currently in his office in the commission. Similarly, no six directors were picked up by any security agency. All decisions on the administration of the commission are taken by the commission as an independent, constitutional body. We will continue to protect and jealously guard our independence.”
http://saharareporters.com/2019/02/19/breaking-inec-chairman-differs-buhari-punishment-ballot-box-snatchers |
| Politics › Re: Fact Check: Mu’azu Is The Chairman Of Election Logistics At INEC, Not Ibeanu by shachris05(op): 5:49pm On Feb 19, 2019 |
now that INEC has confirmed this, can we now push this to FP?
cc lalasticalala. |
| Politics › Re: PDP Jittery Over Buhari’s Orders On Ballot Boxes Snatching — Presidency by shachris05: 4:29pm On Feb 19, 2019 |
This fools are at it again.
For you to successfully win an election through ballot snatching, you would need to snatch boxes from at least 200 pooling units...
Since the introduction of Card readers and PVCs, ballot snatching has become quite a useless activity. since 2007, all cases of electoral violence in pooling units is still below 200.
We all know that this goes beyond ballot snatching. Buhari wants to bring armed military personnels inside pooling units to intimidate opposition agent.
Any agents that protests would be shot and termed a ballot snatcher. This is APC's new technique in rigging election. |
| Politics › Re: The INEC Ad Hoc Logistics Committee That Paralyzed Nigeria by shachris05(op): 4:28pm On Feb 19, 2019 |
[s] Afospecialk:
VOTING FOR Atiku AND PDP IS LIKE COMMITTING POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC SUICIDE
Atiku PLS LEAVE NIGERIA ALONE AND GO BACK TO CAMEROON
8 YEARS OF Atiku IN OFFICE HE ONLY USED IT TO SELLOFF OVER 100 NIGERIA ECONOMIC ASSETS AND LOOTER HALF OF THE MONEY
Atiku AND PDP AGENDAS ARE
1)TO SELLOFF OUR MAJOR ECONOMIC RESOURCES
2)PUT NAIRA ON FREE FLOW
3)GRANT AMNESTY TO CRIMINALS
4)ENSLAVE NIGERIANS TO HIS AMERICAN BOSSES
5)ENRICH HIS FRIENDS WITH NIGERIA TREASURY
OPERATIONS SAY NO TO CHIEF THIEF Atiku
[/s] Go away. |
| Politics › The INEC Ad Hoc Logistics Committee That Paralyzed Nigeria by shachris05(op): 3:58pm On Feb 19, 2019 |
Now, we can understand why INEC collapsed on logistics: the man in charge of logistics (Okechukwu Ibeanu) was cut-out by INEC Chairman when he formed an ad hoc logistics committee specifically for the election, Premium Times reports. Simply, the core leadership of INEC’s logistics department was not part of the election logistics. It is shameful that INEC could have an ad hoc committee for a general election without the Director of its logistics department as a member. Mr Ibeanu, who officially heads the INEC logistics department, was not made a member of the committee. “Curiously, close to the election, INEC chair created an ad hoc committee on logistics for the 2019 elections which reported directly to him. Prof Ibeanu is not a member of that committee,” said our source, an INEC insider. Another source close the INEC leadership said such committee was unprecedented in INEC’s history. “There was nothing like that under Jega (Attahiru, immediate past INEC chairman). Nobody knows why Professor Yakubu decided to duplicate functions and hand such a crucial task (logistics) to a committee when there is a department to handle it,” the source said. The 15-member advisory committee is headed by another national commissioner, Ahmed Mu’azu, a retired Air Vice Marshall. Two other national commissioners of INEC – Abubakar Nahuche and Mohammed Haruna – are also members of the committee. Handing it over to Ahmed Mu’azu, a retired Air Vice Marshall and INEC national commissioner, when Nigeria has invested on Mr. Ibeanu for years shows INEC Chairman lacks honor. For the man to think an ad hoc committee is better than a permanent department explains the paralysis he has put the nation. Apparently, he was troubled that all the key directors on technology, logistics and voter education are from the southeast/south-south and an ad hoc committee would have been a way to cut them out! That is a huge mistake and very offensive if Nigeria wants to thrive on professionalism and excellence. We need to get over these petty tribal stuffs and make Nigeria fly. I cannot just comprehend why a national electoral umpire for a general election will think a man whose job to run logistics cannot even be part of the very activity (yes, the election) everyone in INEC was assembled to perform. Mr. President, probe INEC urgently because this is looking like a pile of mess. Mr Ibeanu, a professor of political science, was asked to report at the SSS office by 2:00 p.m., multiple sources close to INEC told this paper. Apart from Mr Ibeanu, others asked to appear before the SSS include Chidi Nwafor, the Director of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Ken Ukeagu; Osaze Uzzi, the Director of Voter Education and Publicity and Bimbo Oladunjoye, the Assistant Director of ICT. https://www.tekedia.com/the-inec-ad-hoc-logistics-committee-which-excluded-inec-director-of-logistics-that-paralyzed-nigeria/ |
| Politics › Re: 'Buhari, Why Do You Like Blood?' - Uche Secondus Asks President by shachris05: 3:31pm On Feb 19, 2019 |
ainas247:
 see box snatchers everywhere
Rank your business on Google and get more clients check my profile to see new results shut up. Armed security officers should not be allowed in the pooling units. That is the provision of the law. I'm not defending anyone, but the day we start abandoning our constitution to start doing things we individually perceive to be right, that day we seize to exist as a nation. |
| Politics › Re: Fact Check: Mu’azu Is The Chairman Of Election Logistics At INEC, Not Ibeanu by shachris05(op): 2:06pm On Feb 19, 2019 |
Naajjii:
What is religion consideration in appointments if you are not a fanatics. Complain about if they deliver or not. i'm just saying. It just happens that more than 90% of Buhari appointments into key positions happen to be muslims. Don't know what the criteria is. |
| Politics › Re: DSS Withdraws Invitation To Okechukwu Ibeanu, INEC National Commissioner by shachris05: 1:48pm On Feb 19, 2019 |
So they are getting to learn that it's actually AVM Muazu that is incharge of logistics, hence the dropping of the charges. Buhari is a bigot, a hypocrite, a thief and a tyrant. The Independent National Electoral Commission on Thursday inaugurated two ad hoc committees as part of its preparations for the 2019 general elections.
The two committees, Electoral Logistics and Collation Centre, were inaugurated by the INEC chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, at the Commission’s headquarters in Abuja.
The Electoral Logistics Committee is chaired by INEC National Commissioner, Retired AVM Ahmed Mu’azu; with INEC Director of Stores as Secretary.
The committee on Results Collation is chaired by another National Commissioner, Amina Zakari and INEC Director, Commission’s Secretariat as Secretary.
While inaugurating the two committees, the INEC chairman said it was another step in the commission’s determination to ensure seamless preparations for the 2019 general elections.
Yakubu said that the Electoral Logistics Committee would be responsible for coordinating logistics, as well as the clearance and transportation of electoral materials to various locations nationwide.
“The first committee is responsible for electoral logistics. The commission is aware that the conduct of a general election is the biggest and most complex logistics operation a nation can undertake.
“Sensitive and non-sensitive materials procured by the commission must be delivered to almost 200,000 locations nationwide.
“Ranging from the polling units to the various wards, local governments, states and the national collation centres for the 1,558 constituencies into which elections will be conducted.
“At the end of the elections, sensitive materials will be retrieved from the same locations.
“The same process will be repeated for each of the two phases of the 2019 general elections.
“Namely the Presidential and National Assembly elections holding on Feb. 16 and the Governorship, State Assembly and Area Council election in the Federal Capital Territory on March 2,’’ the INEC chairman said.
Yakubu said that the Committee on National Collation Centre, which was entirely internal to the commission, would be responsible for the national collation centre from where results of the Presidential election would be announced.
“As was the case in 2015, the commission will use the International Conference Centre in Abuja.
“Already, the management of the ICC has approved the commission’s request to once again use the venue in 2019.
“It will serve as the secretariat for collation of results and venue for briefing of international observers and the media.
“It will also be accessible to agents of the 73 political parties fielding candidates in the presidential election.
“Facilities such as power, access to the internet, live transmission for national and international media as well as accreditation for access to the ICC and security of the venue shall be handled by the committee,” he said.
Yakubu assured Nigerians that “the commission is on course to deliver credible elections in 2019’’.
He also noted that the commission would meet with the national leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities on Friday at 4 p.m. in Abuja, to discuss the ongoing strike by the union, only in relation to the INEC preparations for the general elections.
“We are concerned that the bulk of critical election duty staff are drawn from the universities. We are determined to ensure that the processes are not affected by the union’s industrial action.
“ASUU is a critical partner to the commission in delivering credible elections. We look forward to the meeting and we are confident of a positive outcome,’’ the INEC chairman said.
Yakubu said that INEC had contacted the Nigeria Labour Congress as the commission was already in partnership with one of its affiliate unions, the National Union of Road Transport Workers.
“The Commission plans to meet with the NLC next week,’’ he said.
The INEC boss also listed members of the Logistics Committee to include National Commissioners Mr. Abubakar Lamuche and Malam Muhammed Haruna, the Central Bank of Nigeria, Nigeria Customs Service, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, Nigeria Immigration Service, Federal Road Safety Corps and the Nigeria Police Force.
It also include the Department of State Services, the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, the Nigerian Army, Navy and Air Force, the INEC Director, Electoral Operations and Logistics Department, INEC Director of Estate Works and Transport, and INEC Director of Procurement.
Responding, the Chairman of the Electoral Logistics Committee, Mu’azu, pledged that they would deliver the responsibilities with all sense of diligence.
“The committee will do whatever needs to be done to guarantee a seamless delivery of men and materials to the right place at the right time and in the right quantity and of course, guarantee retrieval of same after the two elections.
“I want to also assure you that we appreciate and very clear in our minds the gravity of what is on our hands. Therefore, we shall hit the ground running,” he said.
https://punchng.com/inec-inaugurates-two-ad-hoc-committees-for-2019-elections/ |
| Politics › Re: Fact Check: Mu’azu Is The Chairman Of Election Logistics At INEC, Not Ibeanu by shachris05(op): 1:43pm On Feb 19, 2019 |
Naajjii:
Look at this religion bigot, what is it with Muslims ?
are they not Nigerians? What is 90% Muslim? I'm only pointing out the obvious Sir. What is it with Buhari and appointing muslims to key positions in this government. Don't we have qualified christians? |
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Spare Parts advisors. Wondering what course you'd read in school to be qualified for that role. |
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APC should not try Nigerians. AVM Muazu is the one in charge of Logistics for 2019 elections. So because he's Hausa fulani and muslim, he's now untouchable right? O di mma. Here is the man even bragging that he would ensure logistics go smoothly during the election. The Independent National Electoral Commission on Thursday inaugurated two ad hoc committees as part of its preparations for the 2019 general elections.
The two committees, Electoral Logistics and Collation Centre, were inaugurated by the INEC chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, at the Commission’s headquarters in Abuja.
The Electoral Logistics Committee is chaired by INEC National Commissioner, Retired AVM Ahmed Mu’azu; with INEC Director of Stores as Secretary.
The committee on Results Collation is chaired by another National Commissioner, Amina Zakari and INEC Director, Commission’s Secretariat as Secretary.
While inaugurating the two committees, the INEC chairman said it was another step in the commission’s determination to ensure seamless preparations for the 2019 general elections.
Yakubu said that the Electoral Logistics Committee would be responsible for coordinating logistics, as well as the clearance and transportation of electoral materials to various locations nationwide.
“The first committee is responsible for electoral logistics. The commission is aware that the conduct of a general election is the biggest and most complex logistics operation a nation can undertake.
“Sensitive and non-sensitive materials procured by the commission must be delivered to almost 200,000 locations nationwide.
“Ranging from the polling units to the various wards, local governments, states and the national collation centres for the 1,558 constituencies into which elections will be conducted.
“At the end of the elections, sensitive materials will be retrieved from the same locations.
“The same process will be repeated for each of the two phases of the 2019 general elections.
“Namely the Presidential and National Assembly elections holding on Feb. 16 and the Governorship, State Assembly and Area Council election in the Federal Capital Territory on March 2,’’ the INEC chairman said.
Yakubu said that the Committee on National Collation Centre, which was entirely internal to the commission, would be responsible for the national collation centre from where results of the Presidential election would be announced.
“As was the case in 2015, the commission will use the International Conference Centre in Abuja.
“Already, the management of the ICC has approved the commission’s request to once again use the venue in 2019.
“It will serve as the secretariat for collation of results and venue for briefing of international observers and the media.
“It will also be accessible to agents of the 73 political parties fielding candidates in the presidential election.
“Facilities such as power, access to the internet, live transmission for national and international media as well as accreditation for access to the ICC and security of the venue shall be handled by the committee,” he said.
Yakubu assured Nigerians that “the commission is on course to deliver credible elections in 2019’’.
He also noted that the commission would meet with the national leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities on Friday at 4 p.m. in Abuja, to discuss the ongoing strike by the union, only in relation to the INEC preparations for the general elections.
“We are concerned that the bulk of critical election duty staff are drawn from the universities. We are determined to ensure that the processes are not affected by the union’s industrial action.
“ASUU is a critical partner to the commission in delivering credible elections. We look forward to the meeting and we are confident of a positive outcome,’’ the INEC chairman said.
Yakubu said that INEC had contacted the Nigeria Labour Congress as the commission was already in partnership with one of its affiliate unions, the National Union of Road Transport Workers.
“The Commission plans to meet with the NLC next week,’’ he said.
The INEC boss also listed members of the Logistics Committee to include National Commissioners Mr. Abubakar Lamuche and Malam Muhammed Haruna, the Central Bank of Nigeria, Nigeria Customs Service, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, Nigeria Immigration Service, Federal Road Safety Corps and the Nigeria Police Force.
It also include the Department of State Services, the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, the Nigerian Army, Navy and Air Force, the INEC Director, Electoral Operations and Logistics Department, INEC Director of Estate Works and Transport, and INEC Director of Procurement.
Responding, the Chairman of the Electoral Logistics Committee, Mu’azu, pledged that they would deliver the responsibilities with all sense of diligence.
“The committee will do whatever needs to be done to guarantee a seamless delivery of men and materials to the right place at the right time and in the right quantity and of course, guarantee retrieval of same after the two elections.
“I want to also assure you that we appreciate and very clear in our minds the gravity of what is on our hands. Therefore, we shall hit the ground running,” he said.
https://punchng.com/inec-inaugurates-two-ad-hoc-committees-for-2019-elections/ |
| Politics › Re: Fact Check: Mu’azu Is The Chairman Of Election Logistics At INEC, Not Ibeanu by shachris05(op): 12:47pm On Feb 19, 2019 |
still not on FP. Nairaland is a big joke. |
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Fraudstor Osibande on the beat again 
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| Politics › Re: Fact Check: Mu’azu Is The Chairman Of Election Logistics At INEC, Not Ibeanu by shachris05(op): 11:21am On Feb 19, 2019 |
it's funny how all of the BMC zombie Buhari supporters that were screaming fro ibeanu's sack on the other thread have all gone silent on this one.
cc deomelo ngeneukwuenu cleverly deomelo and all the other rats. |
| Politics › Re: DSS Denies Knowledge Of Okey Ibeanu's Invitation by shachris05: 10:51am On Feb 19, 2019 |
let this not distract you from the fact that the head of logistics at INEC for this election is an Hausa Fulani Moslem by name Adamu Muazu The Independent National Electoral Commission on Thursday inaugurated two ad hoc committees as part of its preparations for the 2019 general elections.
The two committees, Electoral Logistics and Collation Centre, were inaugurated by the INEC chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, at the Commission’s headquarters in Abuja.
The Electoral Logistics Committee is chaired by INEC National Commissioner, Retired AVM Ahmed Mu’azu; with INEC Director of Stores as Secretary.
The committee on Results Collation is chaired by another National Commissioner, Amina Zakari and INEC Director, Commission’s Secretariat as Secretary.
While inaugurating the two committees, the INEC chairman said it was another step in the commission’s determination to ensure seamless preparations for the 2019 general elections.
Yakubu said that the Electoral Logistics Committee would be responsible for coordinating logistics, as well as the clearance and transportation of electoral materials to various locations nationwide.
“The first committee is responsible for electoral logistics. The commission is aware that the conduct of a general election is the biggest and most complex logistics operation a nation can undertake.
“Sensitive and non-sensitive materials procured by the commission must be delivered to almost 200,000 locations nationwide.
“Ranging from the polling units to the various wards, local governments, states and the national collation centres for the 1,558 constituencies into which elections will be conducted.
“At the end of the elections, sensitive materials will be retrieved from the same locations.
“The same process will be repeated for each of the two phases of the 2019 general elections.
“Namely the Presidential and National Assembly elections holding on Feb. 16 and the Governorship, State Assembly and Area Council election in the Federal Capital Territory on March 2,’’ the INEC chairman said.
Yakubu said that the Committee on National Collation Centre, which was entirely internal to the commission, would be responsible for the national collation centre from where results of the Presidential election would be announced.
“As was the case in 2015, the commission will use the International Conference Centre in Abuja.
“Already, the management of the ICC has approved the commission’s request to once again use the venue in 2019.
“It will serve as the secretariat for collation of results and venue for briefing of international observers and the media.
“It will also be accessible to agents of the 73 political parties fielding candidates in the presidential election.
“Facilities such as power, access to the internet, live transmission for national and international media as well as accreditation for access to the ICC and security of the venue shall be handled by the committee,” he said.
Yakubu assured Nigerians that “the commission is on course to deliver credible elections in 2019’’.
He also noted that the commission would meet with the national leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities on Friday at 4 p.m. in Abuja, to discuss the ongoing strike by the union, only in relation to the INEC preparations for the general elections.
“We are concerned that the bulk of critical election duty staff are drawn from the universities. We are determined to ensure that the processes are not affected by the union’s industrial action.
“ASUU is a critical partner to the commission in delivering credible elections. We look forward to the meeting and we are confident of a positive outcome,’’ the INEC chairman said.
Yakubu said that INEC had contacted the Nigeria Labour Congress as the commission was already in partnership with one of its affiliate unions, the National Union of Road Transport Workers.
“The Commission plans to meet with the NLC next week,’’ he said.
The INEC boss also listed members of the Logistics Committee to include National Commissioners Mr. Abubakar Lamuche and Malam Muhammed Haruna, the Central Bank of Nigeria, Nigeria Customs Service, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, Nigeria Immigration Service, Federal Road Safety Corps and the Nigeria Police Force.
It also include the Department of State Services, the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, the Nigerian Army, Navy and Air Force, the INEC Director, Electoral Operations and Logistics Department, INEC Director of Estate Works and Transport, and INEC Director of Procurement.
Responding, the Chairman of the Electoral Logistics Committee, Mu’azu, pledged that they would deliver the responsibilities with all sense of diligence.
“The committee will do whatever needs to be done to guarantee a seamless delivery of men and materials to the right place at the right time and in the right quantity and of course, guarantee retrieval of same after the two elections.
“I want to also assure you that we appreciate and very clear in our minds the gravity of what is on our hands. Therefore, we shall hit the ground running,” he said.
https://punchng.com/inec-inaugurates-two-ad-hoc-committees-for-2019-elections/ |
| Politics › Re: Fact Check: Mu’azu Is The Chairman Of Election Logistics At INEC, Not Ibeanu by shachris05(op): 10:46am On Feb 19, 2019 |
DrOBD:
This should be on FP already. Nigerians are a bunch of lazy people. They don't read, otherwise they'd know the person in charge of logistics for this election. Never. Nairaland is an APC cesspit filled with very tribalitic and myopic Moderators. cc Seun |
| Politics › Re: Fact Check: Mu’azu Is The Chairman Of Election Logistics At INEC, Not Ibeanu by shachris05(op): 10:26am On Feb 19, 2019 |
As usual, truths like this would never make front page in this god forsaken forum.
Totally biased and very tribalistic forum. Why do I even expect better? Nigeria with it's educated illiterates. |
| Politics › Re: Fact Check: Mu’azu Is The Chairman Of Election Logistics At INEC, Not Ibeanu by shachris05(op): 10:09am On Feb 19, 2019*. Modified: 10:24am On Feb 19, 2019 |
The most annoying part of this that people are refusing to look at is that everything about this election is headed by the North.
From the Head of the election , to the person printing the election materials, to the person organizing the election logistics, to the person announcing the results.
It's all Northerners and 90% muslim.
cc Lalasticlala Seun Mynd44 this should really be on the frontpage. |
| Politics › Re: Fact Check: Mu’azu Is The Chairman Of Election Logistics At INEC, Not Ibeanu by shachris05(op): 10:02am On Feb 19, 2019*. Modified: 10:40am On Feb 19, 2019 |
soulpeppersoup:
That is next level for you: 5% It's so annoying. The last time buhari came out to give a shoot at sight order and supposedly literate and enlightened Nigerian youths are supporting him. This country is so messed up, it's disgusting. |
| Politics › Re: Fact Check: Mu’azu Is The Chairman Of Election Logistics At INEC, Not Ibeanu by shachris05(op): 9:56am On Feb 19, 2019 |
Wizklynd23:
Wether its Mu'azu or Ibeanu
Nigerians are ready for next Level Why is ibeanu being questioned and the real culprit is ignored? I don't give 2 fvcks about your next level. Next level what? Nepotism and selective justice? |
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| Politics › Fact Check: Mu’azu Is The Chairman Of Election Logistics At INEC, Not Ibeanu by shachris05(op): 9:50am On Feb 19, 2019 |
According to INEC chairman in January, the key role of the electoral logistics committee is to the Electoral Logistics Committee would be responsible for coordinating logistics, as well as the clearance and transportation of electoral materials to various locations nationwide.
I am wondering why Muazu that is directly incharge of electoral logistics is not being invited by DSS The Independent National Electoral Commission on Thursday inaugurated two ad hoc committees as part of its preparations for the 2019 general elections.
The two committees, Electoral Logistics and Collation Centre, were inaugurated by the INEC chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, at the Commission’s headquarters in Abuja.
The Electoral Logistics Committee is chaired by INEC National Commissioner, Retired AVM Ahmed Mu’azu; with INEC Director of Stores as Secretary.
The committee on Results Collation is chaired by another National Commissioner, Amina Zakari and INEC Director, Commission’s Secretariat as Secretary.
While inaugurating the two committees, the INEC chairman said it was another step in the commission’s determination to ensure seamless preparations for the 2019 general elections.
Yakubu said that the Electoral Logistics Committee would be responsible for coordinating logistics, as well as the clearance and transportation of electoral materials to various locations nationwide.
“The first committee is responsible for electoral logistics. The commission is aware that the conduct of a general election is the biggest and most complex logistics operation a nation can undertake.
“Sensitive and non-sensitive materials procured by the commission must be delivered to almost 200,000 locations nationwide.
“Ranging from the polling units to the various wards, local governments, states and the national collation centres for the 1,558 constituencies into which elections will be conducted.
“At the end of the elections, sensitive materials will be retrieved from the same locations.
“The same process will be repeated for each of the two phases of the 2019 general elections.
“Namely the Presidential and National Assembly elections holding on Feb. 16 and the Governorship, State Assembly and Area Council election in the Federal Capital Territory on March 2,’’ the INEC chairman said.
Yakubu said that the Committee on National Collation Centre, which was entirely internal to the commission, would be responsible for the national collation centre from where results of the Presidential election would be announced.
“As was the case in 2015, the commission will use the International Conference Centre in Abuja.
“Already, the management of the ICC has approved the commission’s request to once again use the venue in 2019.
“It will serve as the secretariat for collation of results and venue for briefing of international observers and the media.
“It will also be accessible to agents of the 73 political parties fielding candidates in the presidential election.
“Facilities such as power, access to the internet, live transmission for national and international media as well as accreditation for access to the ICC and security of the venue shall be handled by the committee,” he said.
Yakubu assured Nigerians that “the commission is on course to deliver credible elections in 2019’’.
He also noted that the commission would meet with the national leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities on Friday at 4 p.m. in Abuja, to discuss the ongoing strike by the union, only in relation to the INEC preparations for the general elections.
“We are concerned that the bulk of critical election duty staff are drawn from the universities. We are determined to ensure that the processes are not affected by the union’s industrial action.
“ASUU is a critical partner to the commission in delivering credible elections. We look forward to the meeting and we are confident of a positive outcome,’’ the INEC chairman said.
Yakubu said that INEC had contacted the Nigeria Labour Congress as the commission was already in partnership with one of its affiliate unions, the National Union of Road Transport Workers.
“The Commission plans to meet with the NLC next week,’’ he said.
The INEC boss also listed members of the Logistics Committee to include National Commissioners Mr. Abubakar Lamuche and Malam Muhammed Haruna, the Central Bank of Nigeria, Nigeria Customs Service, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, Nigeria Immigration Service, Federal Road Safety Corps and the Nigeria Police Force.
It also include the Department of State Services, the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, the Nigerian Army, Navy and Air Force, the INEC Director, Electoral Operations and Logistics Department, INEC Director of Estate Works and Transport, and INEC Director of Procurement.
Responding, the Chairman of the Electoral Logistics Committee, Mu’azu, pledged that they would deliver the responsibilities with all sense of diligence.
“The committee will do whatever needs to be done to guarantee a seamless delivery of men and materials to the right place at the right time and in the right quantity and of course, guarantee retrieval of same after the two elections.
“I want to also assure you that we appreciate and very clear in our minds the gravity of what is on our hands. Therefore, we shall hit the ground running,” he said. https://punchng.com/inec-inaugurates-two-ad-hoc-committees-for-2019-elections/ |
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