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Lawyer Criticises INEC's Decision To Add More Polling Units Prt1
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8:53Now PlayingA Legal Practitioner, Chima Nnaji, has criticised the proposed increase of polling units in Nigeria by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
The INEC had proposed addition 30,000 polling units, with 15 per cent of the total units to be share among the state equally and 85 per cent to be shared based on the number of registered voters in each state..
Mr Nnaji questioned the decision of the INEC and called on the chairman of the commission to answer questions asked by Nigerians.
Speaking as a guest on Channels Television's programme, Sunrise Daily, Mr Nnaji said that the development gave room for rigging of elections. "The answer is no and there is no formula that can be used to explain this," he said.
The lawyer advised the INEC to stick with the population of voters in the country and not on the population of Nigerians from 2006 till date. "INEC should leave census population for the National Population Board. The addition of more polling units has cost implication and the political system is already boiling. Why bring up something to stir it up?" he questioned.
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