He also accused the INEC and some security agencies of compromising their professionalism in the just concluded general elections. According to him ” the number of registered voters during the two elections in the 12 out of the 13 local government areas did not tally either positively or negatively with the exception of Abakaliki local government area which remained constant. His words: “We still need to ask INEC to explain why ward collation centres were undermined. He joined other groups in calling for the adoption of total electronic voting in the country’s future elections as the only panacea to the regular abnormalities in the process. Recall that the DIG Foundation founded by Mr Ajah Chima Oliver, is one of the members of the Nigeria Civil Society Situation Room under partnership with the United Kingdom Department for International Development and he is also the state coordinator of Nigeria Civil Society Situation Room, YIAGA Africa, Centre for Democracy and Development, and Centre for Transparency Advocacy.

Source: Nigerian Tribune March 16, 2019 11:57 UTC