ISSUES WITH PVC: If machine is unable to read your card, you are not disenfranchised— Prof. Yakubu, INEC boss
As the 2019 general elections inch closer, palpable anxiety persists in many quarters about the credibility of the polls to be conducted by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC. Of particular concern is the recurring question bordering on the often reported difficulties in obtaining and using the Permanent Voter’s Card, PVC.
Sitting on a keg of gun powder
The problem of poverty gives leeway to youths to embrace anything that comes their way as a means of survival. Hence they become a willing tool in the hands of evil men to perpetrate violence
Only poor people are killed — Rafsanjani
The responsibility of government is to protect lives and property and, if there are people out there deliberately causing violence, it is the responsibility of security agencies to arrest, interrogate, investigate and prosecute them otherwise impunity will go on.
Weaponisation of June 12 (3)
In my view, for the President June 12 is a weapon or steroid needed to reinvigorate his drooping electability
Many battles of Pinnick
I don’t really know how to address Amaju Melvin Pinnick. He is currently embattled, trying to retrieve his post as president of the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF after Chris Giwa stormed the football house in Abuja to claim his seat, citing a Supreme Court ruling which many stakeholders have given different interpretations, depending on which divide they stand.
The Int’l community is watching Nigeria’s elections — Kikuta, Japanese Ambassador
I think in Japan, we have too much negative image about the Nigerian people or very little interest on the Nigerian people
