The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has declared its readiness to conduct a free and fair governorship election scheduled to take place on November 11, 2023, in Imo State.
The Imo Resident Electoral Commissioner, Prof. Sylvia Agu, said this while briefing newsmen on Wednesday at the INEC state headquarters in Owerri.
She said that the Commission has completed 11 activities relating to the November 11 election out of 13, assuring that the remaining 2 activities would be completed before the election.
Agu said that the Commission has not only conducted all the pre-election activities within the timeline but has also held a series of meetings with stakeholders, including political parties, traditional rulers, civil society organisations, media executives, and journalists, all to reach a possible strategy that would help in conducting the freest and fairest election in the state
She assured the early movement and arrival of electoral materials to all the polling centres in the state, giving the necessary collaborations with the transportation agencies in the state.
She said, “By 8.30 am, all materials would have been moved to the centres.”
Prof. Agu disclosed that a total of 318,919 PVCs have so far been collected by voters in the state, while 101,003 PVCs are yet to be collected.
The REC assured that elections will be conducted in the 4,750 polling units throughout the state, except in the 38 zero polling units, where elections will not be held.
On security, the REC assured that, given all assurances by the security agencies in the state, the election would be devoid of any molestations and harassment.
YOU SHOULD NOT MISS THESE HEADLINES FROM NIGERIAN TRIBUNE
REVEALED: Lifestyles of Ibadan ‘clerics’ caught with human head, body parts
When the video of three suspects –Ramoni Opeyemi a.k.a Alubarika; Taofeek Olalekan a.k.a K’abelohun and Tayo Akinrinola a.k.a Ifa– caught with…
‘Farewell great king’, Natasha mourns Ohinoyi of Ebiraland
Senatorial candidate of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kogi Central, Chief Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, on…
Nigeria’s judiciary stinks, retiring Supreme court justice explodes
ON his last day as Justice of the Supreme Court, Justice Musa Dattijo Muhammad, declared on Friday in Abuja that the Nigerian judiciary is…
Big bum-bum: How Female celebrities are fuelling butt enhancement craze
The pursuit of the perfect physique for many Nigerian female celebrities and the surge in…
The rumble in Supreme Court’s jungle
Is there any connect between law and public opinion or judgments and public opinion? Before Justice Musa Dattijo Muhammad’s (rtd) valedictory speech at…
Fury knocked down but beat Ngannou on split decision
WBC heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury beat former UFC fighter Francis Ngannou on a split decision in...
and then