Politics
INEC announced date for 2023 general election
INEC has announced the date for the 2023 general elections in the country.
INEC Chairman, Prof Mahmood Yakubu made the announcement on Wednesday during a one-day public hearing on the National Electoral Offences Commission (Establishment) Bill 2021, organized by the Senate Committee on INEC.
According him, the 2023 general elections are exactly one year, nine months, two weeks and six days or 660 days from today.
By the principle established by the Commission, the 2023 General Election will hold on Saturday 18th February 2023 which is exactly one year, nine months, two weeks and six days or 660 days from today,” he said.
He also said we hope to release the Timetable and Schedule of Activities for the General Election immediately after the Anambra Governorship election scheduled to hold on 6th November 2021.
“In order to do so, there should be clarity and certainty about the electoral legal framework to govern the election. We are confident that the National Assembly will do the needful in earnest.”
INEC boss Yakubu said that one of the numerous responsibilities carried out by the commission is the prosecution of electoral offenders, describing it as the most challenging duty for INEC.
The INEC Boss lamented that the delay in the prosecution of electoral offenders has been one of the most challenging tasks for the commission since its establishment.
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