Breaking News: 2015 Presidential Elections of the Nigerian Federation: INEC Holds stakeholders summit in Benin, Edo state Presided by Hon Bator Ghagil INEC REC Edo state, attended by Prince Frank UKonga Chairman Edo SDP and Presidential Aspirant of the Nigerian Federation 2015 Polls, Dr Isibor Edo State Chairman Accord Party and National Secretary, Hon Victor Obga of NCP, Labour Party, PDP, PDM,APC, PPN, AA,APGA,UPP,PPA, KOWA, ETC. INEC to create 50,000 new poling units; 41,000 in the North and 8,000 in the south; Southern Nigeria Stakeholders rejects this stratagems of INEC insist on 25,000 new polling units in the North and 25,000 New polling units for the south… the die is cast for 2015 polls…



Breaking News: 2015 Presidential Elections of the Nigerian Federation: INEC Holds stakeholders summit in Benin, Edo state Presided by Hon Bator Ghagil INEC REC Edo state, attended by Prince Frank UKonga Chairman Edo SDP and Presidential Aspirant of the Nigerian Federation 2015 Polls, Dr Isibor Edo State Chairman Accord Party and National Secretary, Hon Victor Obga of NCP, Labour Party, PDP, PDM,APC, PPN, AA,APGA,UPP,PPA, KOWA, ETC. INEC to create 50,000 new poling units; 41,000 in the North and 8,000 in the south; Southern Nigeria Stakeholders rejects this stratagems of INEC insist on 25,000 new polling units in the North and 25,000 New polling units for the south… the die is cast for 2015 polls…
The INEC of the Nigerian federation held a well attended stakeholders summit in Benin of the Nigerian federation to relate with all political parties of the Nigerian federation interested in the 2015 general polls and the INEC Rec of Edo state of Nigeria Hon Bartor Ghagil told all stakeholders  and political parties in the Nigerian political turfs that INEC is set to conduct the 2015 polls in Nigeria with new stratagems addressed to conduct the most credible polls in Edo state and the Nigerian Federation come 2015 by the introductions of a credible Bio Metric data systems that would eliminate double registrations of voters, underage voters and all forms of electoral malpractices in the polls.
Secondly the amiable INEC REC of Edo state said that customized ballot papers, ballot material and the ballot boxes would be produced to make sure that no ballot material for one ward or lga could be used for another..This is in fact ingenious as it would reduce rigging to the minimum.
Permanent voter’s cards: Soon, he hinted that the permanent voters card would be released which would be in form of the ATM Cards and could be used for multi purposes of identification and would reduce the effects of forging the voters’ cards and produce credible polls…
Again he hinted that INEC would introduce new 50,000 polling units consisting of 500 voters nationwide and that the North would have 41,000 new polling units and the south 8000 new polling units…
The chairman SDP Edo state of Nigeria ,His Excellency Prince Frank Ukonga,, Dr Isibor chairman Accord Party Edo state of Nigeria and National Secretary of the party and other stockholders in the Southern Nigeria political turfs rejects this new move of the INEC to create 41 000 new polling  units for the North and 8000 new polling units for the south, hinging their arguments on the fact that this could be a ploy for the Northern Nigeria to continue to dominate the south to perpetuity after the post Jonathan era of the Nigerian federation.. and that if 500 voters per unit is the yardstick of measure per new polling unit it would have inadvertently tilted the balance to over 20 million voters for the north and only 4 million voters for the south …this is a sort of constitutional institutionalized stratagem to always produce the president of the Nigerian federation from the North after the post Jonathan era…and this is not acceptable to the southern stakeholders of the Nigerian political turfs… This did not go down well with all the southern stakeholders in the summit who insist on a 50/50 percent sharing ration between the Northern Nigerian and Southern Nigeria,

Henry Ogbemudia
National Peoples News- South South Bureau chief

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