Ganduje Points Finger At Politicians, Blames Them, Not INEC, For Election Violence

Ganduje Points Finger At Politicians, Blames Them, Not INEC, For Election Violence....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr. Abdullahi Ganduje, has expressed commendation for the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for its effective handling of the electoral process, despite encountering challenges set by partisan interests…….CONTINUE READING

READ ALSO:https://bushradiogist.com/breaking-news-nigeria-achieves-impressive-7-7-increase-in-oil-output-reaching-1-4-million-barrels-daily-according-to-opec/

During a visit by INEC’s election and party monitoring team to the APC’s national secretariat at Buhari House in Abuja on Wednesday, Ganduje emphasized that blame for election violence should not be placed on the electoral umpire, asserting that politicians should be held accountable.

Ganduje, acknowledging the historic nature of the day, stressed the importance of INEC’s visits to political parties for the purpose of gathering essential information, planning, and record-keeping, as mandated by law.

He affirmed the commitment of the APC to transparency and readiness to provide the necessary information, expressing the party’s dedication to becoming a robust institution beyond election periods. Ganduje outlined measures taken by the party, including the directive for all party offices at various levels to be operational throughout the year.

Additionally, the APC has embarked on an initiative to make the party Information and Communication Technology (ICT) compliant. The party is undertaking e-registration of its members, a move aimed at fostering a stronger partnership with INEC. This digital approach is expected to aid in planning, member identification, and demographic profiling, including age, gender, qualifications, and professions.

Furthermore, Ganduje disclosed plans to establish the National Institute for Progressive Studies to educate party members on the fundamentals of democracy. The goal is to eliminate issues such as hate speech and promote a better understanding of the rules and regulations governing elections.

Ganduje acknowledged that insecurity during elections is a significant concern, attributing it to politicians rather than solely blaming INEC. In response, the APC aims to educate its members on election rules and regulations, fostering a culture of civilized political behavior. The party is committed to continuously educating its members to ensure compliance with electoral guidelines and promote a more informed and responsible political community.

For more information join our WhatsApp group by clicking the link here: WhatsApp Group Invite