Decisions No Longer Matter of Guess Work, Says INEC Boss

 Independent National Electoral Commission

The Independent National Electoral Commission said it will impart field and specialized understanding to the Electoral Commission of the Kingdom of Lesotho, in arranging free, reasonable and sound races.


Naija News learnt that the INEC Chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, unveiled this when he got an appointment from the Lesotho commission in Abuja, on an investigation voyage through the commission.

Prof. Yakubu praised the guests saying, "I need to thank you for picking Nigeria as a model and best practice for what you need to do, especially as for the advancement of a key arrangement for races in your Kingdom… .

"Races are never again matters of mystery. Decision administration bodies must plan for races as an issue of cause and as an issue of methodology. The INEC in Nigeria had a race venture get ready for the last cycle and past. What's more, in 2016, this commission concocted second key arrangement ever of races, covering the period from 2016 to 2021.

"In this way, we are exceptionally cheerful to impart our experience to you. I need to guarantee you that you will interface with all important staff in charge of the last key arrangement. We will make accessible to all of you the archives and offer understanding on the approval forms that prompted the finish of the key arrangement and vital program of activity.

"Past that, we will likewise impart to you our experience on race venture design created from vital arrangement and vital program of activity. We will make every one of these records accessible to you as you backpedal to the Kingdom of Lesotho.

"I will jump at the chance to disclose to you that because of the arrangement, we are currently ready to know when decisions will occur within a reasonable time-frame. We are chipping away at the rules that our races will hang on third Saturday of February of the decision year. Races are constantly held in Nigeria on Saturdays."

In her comments, the Director of Elections in Lesotho, Dr. Austeria Ntsike, who drove the group, said Nigeria was thought about as a result of its assorted understanding on races.

Ntsike voiced expectation that the result of the investigation would be fused in her nation's key arrangement.

"We are at definite phase of building up our own particular vital arrangement. That is the reason we have come here. We trust that the result will be consolidated with the goal that our key designs will be hearty and all together," she said.