nwafuluozoh:

We are not cowards we are simply great strategists. APC aka noise makers never saw that coming. One law of power is for your enemy never to anticipate your next move .
Be assured PDP is winning the presidential election. We just want APC to be exhausted, frustrated, bankrupted, demoralised then finally,defeated. It will teach them decorum!

appini:
I'm very sure Buhari will quickly go back to the boko drawing board to increase their attacks on innocent Nigerians.

One thing he should knows is that if they continue with the killings of innocent women and children, we will continue to postpone the elections; I'll see who will run out of funds first Tinubu or federal government. Bastards

DrPrickson:
I can bet it . Does 21 are all from northern and some SW states. They what to install GMB at all cost to the detriment of true democracy.
APC go and die. No election till vast majority of nigerians have their cards and NE is safe for vote.

Rexsul:
So ol wot Gej need nw 2 clean d BH mess is 6wks nd which hs 2 start 4rm d day scheduld 4 election wen he hs got years 2 do d needful bt faild....somtyms i wonda if ds man think Nigerians r fools. Wel, lets wait nd c hw ds drama wil end....bt then, Sai Buhari!

appini:
I'm very sure Buhari will quickly go back to the boko drawing board to increase their attacks on innocent Nigerians.

One thing he should knows is that if they continue with the killings of innocent women and children, we will continue to postpone the elections; I'll see who will run out of funds first Tinubu or federal government. Bastards

nwafuluozoh:
They had better returned the bribe they collected from APC because the elections stand postponed.

DrPrickson:
I can bet it . Does 21 are all from northern and some SW states. They what to install GMB at all cost to the detriment of true democracy.
APC go and die. No election till vast majority of nigerians have their cards and NE is safe for vote.

nwafuluozoh:

I already gave you the reasons for the postponement. We are not cowards o because even if the election is held this evening, GEJ will effortlessly defeat Buhari. We're 100% sure of that.

IbnSultaan:
Press confrence of the year already....this anxiety can kill"

arsetalks:
Name one good reason why the election should be postponed.

Omooba77:


How did you get your six years;Feb 2010 till date is how many years sir.

Rexsul:
So ol wot Gej need nw 2 clean d BH mess is 6wks nd which hs 2 start 4rm d day scheduld 4 election wen he hs got years 2 do d needful bt faild....somtyms i wonda if ds man think Nigerians r fools. Wel, lets wait nd c hw ds drama wil end....bt then, Sai Buhari!

Chigold101:
i have been hobnobing around @inecnigeria twitter but nothing is coming in there. I am tired of waiting to hear the bittersweet news...

5p1naz:


I stand corrected for the number of years.

But Why are you fighting for this man if I may ask?? mention 15 unique things he's done that impacted positively on your life and people around you.

Im not voting for gej, neither am I voting for buhari. Im neutral. gej should just act and stop talking. Sometimes when I watch his campaign im like seriously?? You think we are stupid??

IbnSultaan:
Twenty one Resident Electoral Commissioners, RECs, of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, have rejected a proposal to postpone Nigeria’s general elections billed for February 14 and 28.

In a vote conducted Saturday by the INEC chairman, Attahiru Jega, after he met with political parties and the civil society, 21 RECs said the elections should continue as planned while 16 others voted in support of a reschedule.

Nigeria has 37 RECs, each for a state and the Federal Capital, Abuja.

The outcome of the vote came as Nigerians await INEC’s decision on whether the elections are moved or not.

Civil Society leaders said Mr. Jega had told them at their meeting that the commission was under pressure to postpone the polls after all security agencies, including the military and the police, warned that they will only support polls held at least six weeks after the current dates.

Jibrin Ibrahim, a senior fellow at the Centre for Democracy and Development, CDD, in Abuja, who was at the meeting, said Mr. Jega told the meeting that security operatives told INEC that they were commencing a six weeks special operations against Boko Haram insurgents in the north eastern corridors of the country and would rather not be distracted by the elections.

Mr. Jega announced that the security forces also said the operations are due to commence on February 14, the date INEC had planned for the presidential and federal legislative elections.
Earlier, 17 political parties out of the total 28 voted in support of an extension.

The opposition All Progressives Congress, APC, has rejected any plan to postpone the election saying such calls are sponsored by President Goodluck Jonathan and the ruling party to stave their imminent defeat at the polls.

It is not clear what the commission’s eventual decision would be with the latest voting pattern by the RECs.

Mr. Jega is expected to brief the media any moment from now.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/176432-breaking-21-inec-resident-commissioners-reject-postponement-elections.html

luvinhubby:
48million out 68.5 million voters in a country of 170million people are the only ones to vote in Nigeria & people want me to believe that is an election.
INEC is not ready & if postment will enable more people vote, so shall it be, commisioners or not.

richidinho:

Any news from Sahara reporters or premium times is being reported the way Tinubu wants it

Don't take them serious