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| INEC REC Edo state Hon Mike Igini |
2015 polls:INEC REC Edo State, Hon. Mike Igini present voters Register to all political
parties in Edo state of Nigeria in an emergency Stakeholder’s meeting on Thursday
the 19th of March 2015 @ INEC Office Benin: His Excellency Prince Frank Ukonga
the chairman of IPAC Edo state received the Hard copies of voters registrar from
Hon . Mike Igini on the behalf of all political parties, in Edo state in the
presence of the media and press
In a colorful stakeholders meeting attended by all the
chairmen and secretaries of political parties in Edo state the INEC REC Hon.
Mike Igini presented the hard copies of the Voters Register for the 2015 polls
of the Nigerian federation to the IPAC Chairman Edo state of Nigeria His
Excellency Prince Frank Ukonga for subsequent distribution to all political
parties in Edo state. He emphasized INEC’S commitment to conducting credible
free and fair polls of international standard practice and elucidated on the nutty
gritty of how the non sensitive materials have been moved to the Rack centers
in all the local government areas while the sensitive would be moved a few
hours to the election. The amiable, intelligent and vibrant INEC REC also was
quick to intimate that for the election separate materials has been customized to
have credible polls and theses material are in various colors..the ballot paper
and ballot boxes for the presidential polls are in red colors, the senate and
legislatures in green colors , while the governorship in black colors…so this
would add to easy sorting of votes and easy identification of how and where to
cast the various votes.
Receiving the voter Registrar Hard copies from the INEC REC
Edo state of Nigeria, His Excellency Prince Frank Ukonga, the Chairman of IPAC-
Inters party Advisory Council- Edo state chapter/ South -South thanked the INEC
REC and the entire staff of INEC for their dexterity and commitment to
conducting credible and laudable polls in Nigeria and called for the
cooperation of all political parties in Edo state and the south south Region to
ensure peaceful and violent free polls warning that IPAC will not hesitate to
weld the big stick and recommend sanctions or disciplinary measures which could go as far as outright banning a
candidate or political party that violate the IPAC code of conduct from contesting
the forth coming elections…
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