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Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Re: [africanworldforum] Re: [NIgerianWorldForum] STAR UPDATE: INEC's Nationwide Distribution of PVCs as on February 27, 2015

If the 2015 elections were held on March 1st, 2015, about only 63 percent of the registered voters in the South-West geo-political zone would have been eligible to vote. About 37 percent of the voters in that zone would not be eligible because they don't have their voters cards. In Ogun State, in particular, only about 44.2 percent of the 1,829,534 registered voters would have been eligible to vote--on March 1st, not Feb. 14th. Moreover, despite the 12,864,990 new voters cards that have now been added since the postponement of the elections on Feb. 14th, if the elections were held on March 1st, about 21.07 percent of all registered voters across the country would still not be allowed to vote because their voter's cards are yet to be delivered, let alone collected. 

Why then are otherwise well-meaning folks like Prof. Aluko still talking about postponement of the elections as "excuses"? Do we think that 55.8 percent of Ogun voters (more than ONE MILLION VOTERS) who would have been disenfranchised by INEC is an excuse? 

To paraphrase one Nigerian who shall remain nameless, DIARIS (and DIA WILL BE) NIGERIA AFTA ELEKSHION, NO MATA WHO WINS O-O-O-O !!!

Okey 
#GoodLuckTill2019!!!


On Sun, Mar 1, 2015 at 7:15 AM, 'Kolawole Onifade' via USA Africa Dialogue Series <usaafricadialogue@googlegroups.com> wrote:
"No more excuses for postponement," says the Professor!

Excuses?

So, when PVC distribution was clearly skewed to favor a section where a preferred candidate came from, that was an excuse? Even when it was obvious Jega was not ready to conduct a credible election, it was an excuse that reason prevailed over partisanship?

BTW, does it not seem strange that war-torn NE had more PVC distribution than peaceful SW? Who were the PVCs distributed to? Displaced or dead persons? Or were they just handed over en bloc to the emirs as PDP alleged?


Kola/

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On Mar 1, 2015, at 7:08 AM, "'Yeye Rolling' via AfricanWorldForum" <africanworldforum@googlegroups.com> wrote:

professor:

My sources tell me you've gained weight. I hope the gain is not from what I have long suspected?



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From:"Mobolaji Aluko alukome@gmail.com [NIgerianWorldForum]" <NIgerianWorldForum@yahoogroups.com>
Date:Sat, Feb 28, 2015 at 9:17 PM
Subject:[NIgerianWorldForum] STAR UPDATE: INEC's Nationwide Distribution of PVCs as on February 27, 2015

 



MARCH 1, 2015



My People:

Happy New Month!

Hope is still rising......more PVCs are getting into more hands, inching towards national average of 80% (currently 78.93%), with a range of 44.20 (Ogun State)  and 98.00% (Jigawa State).......card readers are also being pushed out and field-tested....no more excuses for postponement....

And there you have it.


Bolaji Aluko



STAR UPDATE:  INEC'S NATIONWIDE DISTRIBUTION OF PVCs AS ON  FEBRUARY 27, 2015



TABLE 1:  CHRONOLOGICAL TRACKING OF PVC DISTRIBUTION NATIONWIDE

 

NO OF REGISTERED VOTERS - 68,833,476

 

S/N

DATE

2015

NO. OF PVCs

DELIVERED

NO. OF PVCs

COLLECTED

% COLLECTION

(BASED ON NRV=68,833,476)

1

Jan 9

54,341,610

38,774,391

56.33

2

Jan 27

n.a.

42,867,410

62.28

3

Feb 4

n.a.

45,143,679

65.58

4

Feb 17

n.a.

52,233,396

75.88

5

Feb 18

n.a.

52,419,495

76.15

6

Feb 27

67,206, 600

54,327,747

78.93

 

Difference: #6 minus #1

12,864,990

15,553,356

22.60




TABLE 2:  FEBRUARY 27 2015 PVC DISTRIBUTION BREAK-DOWN BY GEO-POLITICAL ZONES

 

 

 

 

 

 

S/N

STATE

NUMBER

OF

REGISTERED

VOTERS

(NRV)

NUMBER

OF

CARDS

DISTRIBUTED

TO STATES

SO FAR

NUMBER

OF

CARDS

COLLECTED

% CARDS

COLLECTED

RELATIVE

TO NRV

1

TOTAL SW

13,731,090

13,246,866

8,706,015

63.40

2

TOTAL SE

7,665,859

7,547,637

6,030,327

78.66

3

TOTAL SS

10,059,347

9,844,156

7,995,575

79.48

 

TOTAL SOUTH

31,456,296

30,638,659

22,731,917

72.27

 

 

 

 

 

 

4

TOTAL NW

17,620,436

17,554,095

15,827,842

89.27

5

NORTH-EAST

9,107,861

8,589,298

7,765,132

85.26

6

NORTH-CENTRAL

9,767,411

9,520,935

7,450,475

76.28

 

TOTAL NORTH

36,495,708

35,664,328

31,043,449

85.06

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TOTAL SOUTH

31,456,296

30,638,659

22,731,917

72.27

 

TOTAL NORTH

36,495,708

35,664,328

31,043,449

85.06

7

FCT

      881,472

        903,613

            552,381

             62.67

 

TOTAL COUNTRY

68,833,476

67,206,600

54,327,747

78.93

S/N

STATE

NUMBER

OF

REGISTERED

VOTERS

(NRV)

NUMBER

OF

CARDS

DISTRIBUTED

TO STATES

SO FAR

NUMBER

OF

CARDS

COLLECTED

% CARDS

COLLECTED

RELATIVE

TO NRV

 

 

 

 

 

 




TABLE 3: TABLE 1:  FEBRUARY 27 2015 PVC DISTRIBUTION BREAK-DOWN BY STATES


S/N

STATE

NUMBER

OF

REGISTERED

VOTERS

(NRV)

NUMBER

OF

CARDS

DISTRIBUTED

TO STATES

SO FAR

NUMBER

OF

CARDS

COLLECTED

% CARDS

COLLECTED

RELATIVE

TO NRV

 

SOUTH-WEST

 

 

 

 

1

EKITI

         732,021

  813,871

            505,829

            69.10

2

LAGOS

              5,822,207

      5,558,062

        3,693,355

         63.44

3

OGUN

   1,829,534

     1,387,401

         808,590

          44.20

4

ONDO

               1,524,655

       1,501,694

        1,073,904

         70.44

5

OSUN

             1,407,107

     1,569,368

         1,021,169

         72.57

6

OYO

           2,415,566

        2,416,470

        1,603,168

         66.37

 

TOTAL SW

13,731,090

13,246,866

8,706,015

63.40

 

SOUTH-EAST

 

 

 

 

7

ABIA

                    1,396,162

       1,382,181

          1,132,928 

         81.15

8

ANAMBRA

   1,963,173 

        1,915,070 

          1,527,045

        77.78

9

EBONYI

            1,074,273

     1,043,746

        848,392

             78.97

10

ENUGU

       1,429,221

        1,434,511

         1,169,408

         81.82

11

IMO

                    1,803,030

      1,772,129

         1,352,554

         75.02

 

TOTAL SE

7,665,859

7,547,637

6,030,327

78.66

 

SOUTH-SOUTH

 

 

 

 

12

AKWA-IBOM

   1,680,759

        1,720,645 

          1,587,566

       94.46

13

BAYELSA

       610,373

       577,230

           404,119

            66.21

14

CROSS RIVER

  1,175,623

        1,184,534

        919,622

            78.22

15

DELTA

              2,275,264

       2,282,018

       1,795,307

          78.91

16

EDO

           1,779,738

    1,784,404

         1,197,829

          67.30

17

RIVERS

                      2,537,590

          2,295,325 

          2,091,132

          82.41

 

TOTAL SS

10,059,347

9,844,156

7,995,575

79.48

 

NORTH-WEST

 

 

 

 

18

JIGAWA

             1,831,276

   1,857,558

      1,794,646

         98.00

19

KADUNA

           3,407,222

        3,447,996

       3,159,011

        92.72

20

KANO

          4,975,701

       4,827,236

        4,112,039

        82.64

21

KATSINA

      2,827,943

   2,809,910

        2,620,096

        92.65

22

KEBBI

      1,470,648

       1,484,580

          1,316,656

         89.53

23

SOKOTO

   1,611,929

      1,650,081

        1,428,098

       88.60

24

ZAMFARA

        1,495,717

     1,476,734

        1,397,296

       93.42

 

TOTAL NW

17,620,436

17,554,095

15,827,842

89.27

 

NORTH-EAST

 

 

 

 

25

ADAMAWA

       1,559,012

       1,570,370

     1,364,804

          87.54

25

BAUCHI

  2,054,125

       2,024,340  

         1,938,192

        94.36

27

BORNO

           1,934,079

          1,544,612 

    1,320,667

        68.28

28

GOMBE

  1,120,023

   1,129,622

       1,064,577

         95.05

29

TARABA

 1,340,652

    1,347,104

        1,252,491

       93.42

30

YOBE

             1,099,970

   973,250

           824,401

           74.95

 

NORTH-EAST

9,107,861

8,589,298

7,765,132

85.26

 

NORTH-CENTRAL

 

 

 

 

31

BENUE

              2,015,452

    2,015,441

       1,566,186

        77.71

32

KOGI

   1,350,883

    1,330,400 

         926,013

          68.55

33

KWARA

 1,142,267

        1,153,109

        858,623

          75.17

34

NASARAWA

      1,242,667

  1,228,098

        1,026,657

        82.62

35

NIGER

      2,014,317

        1,981,183 

          1,642,144

         81.52

36

PLATEAU

       2,001,825

    1,812,704

        1,430,852

        71.48

 

NORTH-CENTRAL

9,767,411

9,520,935

7,450,475

76.28

 

 

 

 

 

 

37

FCT

      881,472

        903,613

            552,381

             62.67

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TOTAL COUNTRY

68,833,476

67,206,600

54,327,747

78.93

 

 

 

 

 

 



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