INEC also revealed that it would on the same day declared the outcome of the verification at
the INEC Local Government Office in Lokoja.
Not exact matches
The governor, who was at the
office of the Independent National Electoral Commission,
INEC, was accompanying by some of his security aides and other political appointees, was received by
INEC staff and the administrator of Okene
Local Government Council, Engr.
Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) Anambra State, Dr Nkwachukwu Orji (left) and Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission (
INEC), Prof Mahmood Yakubu watch as prospective voters collect their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) at Anaocha
Local Government office in Anambra State before the last governorship election in November 2017.
Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission (
INEC), Prof. Mahmood Yakubu (left), National Commissioners Mrs Amina Zakari (middle) and Prof. Okechukwu Ibeanu (right) inspecting election materials at the Commission's Anaocha
Local Government office
The statement quoted the Electoral Officer for Mbaitoli
Local Government Council, Mary Odilinye, as saying that
INEC staff were redeployed to various party officers to monitor the exercise but that on reaching there, the different party
offices were locked up.
«The incident took place at the UTC junction in GRA after Dakuku Peterside instead of taking Ikwerre
Local Government Area result sheets snatched from collation officers to
INEC office drove with it towards GRA.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (
INEC) has asked Nigerians who registered between April and December 2017 during the Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise, to collect their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) from its
local government offices and designated registration centres from 21st May.
Maikudi said the state
INEC Office would commence the distribution of the PVCs to its
local government offices for collection by May 21.
From the
INEC office to the
local government areas, there was no complaint.
He said a list of all designated centres were available at the
INEC State
office as well as
INEC offices in the 16
local government councils in Kwara.