Popular Nigerian Poet, Ofeimun Wants Jega Sacked For Incompetence, Says Re-Elect Jonathan

    Popular Nigerian poet, Odia
    Ofeimun, has called for the removal of INEC chairman, Attahiru Jega. Ofeimun is
    calling for his sack just few weeks to the presidential election insisting the
    chairman is not capable.
    He made the call while speaking on
    SaharaTV after the 7th pan African congress. Here are the reasons he gave for
    him to be sacked.
    “Before the elections were
    postponed, the umpire had assured Nigerians that he was ready only for everyone
    to discover that about 23 million, one-third of the people that were supposed
    to vote, had no voters’ card. The fact that the electoral commissioner can make
    such a public comment in my view meant that ought to be sacked.”

    “If it holds on March 28 without
    the proper resolution of proper disenfranchisement of so many Nigerians, I will
    continue to say for the rest of life that it was a rigged election. The reason
    is this, the card readers makes rigging impossible. Look, if you want to
    distribute voters cards in 10 days, it is possible because when they are doing
    census, they have enumerators who go door to door. Why can’t INEC do it?
    “In my own part of Lagos, you need
    only about 2 enumerators; they will go from house to house. You know how I got
    my own card? Somebody who has seen it told me about it and another one brought
    it for me. What that tells is that it was actually possible for a distribution
    to have taken place and the man who brought me the card has exposed one edge of
    the problem and that problem is that anybody can go there and collect the
    voters’ card.
    “What that means is also that
    politically interested Nigerians actually prevent those cards from being
    distributed were their parties are weak and that for me is a serious matter.
    And that for me is exactly what Jega should have avoided.
    “What makes it painful is that
    opponents of Jega have been saying he surrounded himself with people of
    particular ethnic colour. Then he moved beyond that, he created so many more
    polling booths in an unusual way. A larger one to one part of the country and a
    smaller part to another part and people were already complaining about this
    before this misdistribution of PVC where in one area had 80.1 distribution and
    places that were at peace had 40 and 38 percent distribution.”

                    

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