The election materials such as ballot papers, election results sheets, ink pads and other materials were loaded in trucks, buses and cars and brought to the CBN office. INEC Public Relations officer in the state, Jacob Ayanda told The PUNCH correspondent that the materials were being taken to the CBN for safe keeping. ”In a reaction, Labour Party governorship candidate in kwara state, Comrade Issa Aremu said that the rescheduling of the elections by INEC was received with mix feelings. Aremu however said he received the news of postponement with some optimism that INEC has another one week to put the proper arrangements in place for free and fair elections. “It is certainly unacceptable that some voting materials are not ready after four years of preparations.

Source: Punch February 16, 2019 12:00 UTC