INEC SUSPENDS ACTIVITIES


In view of the Coronavarius pandemic, the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC with Effective from Tuesday 24th March 2020 suspended all regular and non-essential activities in its headquarters and offices nation-wide for 14 days in the first instance.

A statement by INEC national commissioner for information, Festus Okoye, the regular quarterly meetings with Stakeholders have also been suspended until such a time when normalcy returns.

In addition, the Commission will no longer monitor the conventions, congresses, conferences or meetings of political parties until further notice.

However, the new measures taken do not affect the activities for Edo and Ondo governorship elections scheduled for 19th September and 10th October 2020.

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