Youth Group Lauds INEC’s Move to Clean up Voters Register
By Abiola Obayomi • Tuesday 20th September 2022 Politics & Governance 110 views
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Youth Group Lauds INEC’s Move to Clean up Voters Register

The Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youths Movement has praised the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof, Mahmood Yakubu for his determination to invalidate every ineligible registrants during the clean-up of register with a comprehensive Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS).

In a statement made available to journalists in Abuja on Tuesday, the Ohanaeze Ndigbo youths Secretary, Nwada Amaka commended Yakubu for reviewing the nation’s voters register as part of efforts aimed at ensuring that only genuine voters take part in the coming elections.

The statement read, “As an organisation of youths interested in the conduct of credible elections in this country, we commend the INEC chairman for the initiative which led to the discovery of fake registrations and the immediate cleaning in line with the law. We pass a vote of confidence on the INEC boss and ask him to continue his good work as history will be fair to him that he stood his ground when it matters.

“We salute INEC for their introduction of technological innovation into our electoral system. The confidence of Nigerians in the electoral process was rekindled with Prof. Mahmood determination to ensure that 2023 elections will be credible free and fair. We are also calling on him not to stop at the level of cleaning up the voters register alone. We urge him to ensure the prosecution of all those behind illegal and fake registration, no matter how highly placed.”

 

 

 

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