They said the officials kept posting them for over five months since the issuance of the cards began. He urged government to make the process more flexible to enable eligible voters participate in the forthcoming elections. However, INEC in Ebonyi State yesterday said it has created additional voting points to accommodate increase in the number of voters during the continuous voter registration in the state. The commission met with Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), European Election Observer Group, political parties, town unions and Church leaders. Obioma, who maintained that the commission recorded some successes during the Continuous Voter Registration exercise in the state, affirmed that it increased the number of polling stations from 1,700 in 2015 to 2,245.

Source: The Guardian February 07, 2019 04:18 UTC