The Free Public Discretionary Commission (INEC) has portrayed utilizing cell phones at the surveying corners during Saturday\u2019s political race as a wrongdoing.<\/p>\n
The Occupant Electing Magistrate (REC) in Ogun State, Niyi Ijalaye spread the word about this on Wednesday while tending to columnists after a gathering with the heads of safety organizations in front of Saturday\u2019s political decision.<\/p>\n
Ijalaye said citizens wouldn\u2019t be permitted to settle on decisions or take pictures with their telephones when they are projecting their votes. He included that no record will savagery be endured.<\/p>\n
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The news title has created blended responses among the Facebook clients. Compassionately read a portion of the responses from Nigerians that remarked beneath the news on Facebook:<\/p>\n
The rationale behind this is that INEC understood that, there a few political specialists who purchase vote from electorates, yet they will told or trained the citizen or electorate to snape the polling form paper so they will guarantee you vote or thumb print for there party prior to paying you that is explanation for the INEC taught or confined. Citizens not to go in with there telephone during casting a ballot or thumb print, yet you can go to surveying unit with your telephone yet not during thumb print that is what inec stay away from electorate in view of vote purchasers.<\/p>\n
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So how would we alert efcc assuming vote purchasing is seen occurring. They gave numbers to contact them. So if having your telephones at the surveys is criminal, how would we alert efcc.<\/p>\n
Try not to condemn the utilization of telephone assuming that you have no skeleton in your cabinet<\/p>\n
What is your perspective on this? Sympathetically drop your remarks in the container underneath.<\/p>\n
Source: SaharaReporters and Facebook<\/p>\n
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