INEC has spoken on denying Labour Party candidate access to certified true copy documents.
News online Nigeria reports that the Autonomous National Discretionary Commission (INEC) has clarified reports making the rounds that it denied to issue the Work Party governorship candidate, Athan Achonu, certified genuine duplicates of the November 11 gubernatorial surveys in Imo State. INEC made this known through its confirmed X handle on Monday.
This Nigeria news stage reviews that Achonu had denounced INEC of denying his party get to to certified genuine duplicates of decision documents.
But INEC said it is amassing all the archives to survey the installment cost. The constituent body posted: “The consideration of the administration of the Commission in Imo State has been drawn to the articulations from the Work Party in Imo State, which claim that INEC has denied to issue the party with certified genuine duplicates of race materials and wish to clarify the matter.
“INEC, however, acknowledges the receipt of the application for the certification of documents from the LP and had held active correspondence with them, informing them that the legal department would estimate the certification cost of all 33 items they requested.
“The Commission is assembling all the needed documents to assess the cost so that payment could be made. Management clearly understands the right of parties to request for CTC of documents and would work assiduously to issue them.”
News online in Nigeria recalls that INEC declared Hope Uzodinma of the All Progressives Party as the winner of the November 11 governorship polls in Imo state.
