APC Vice Presidential Candidate Shettima Unable To Vote
The Vice Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Kashim Shettima on Saturday arrived his Shettimari polling unit 001 in Lawan Bukar ward of Maiduguri metropolis but could not vote due to the absence of election officials.
Shettima arrived the polling unit around 10 a.m. and met many other voters waiting for the arrival of election materials and officials.
Shettima was accompanied by Gov. Babagana Zulum of Borno, waited for about 10 minutes before leaving.
Wow!!! Again, screwed up country!!And his Party is in power and should be in control of the government and its parastatals? Are we really serious about this election? Which way Nigeria!!!
Gifty..at least your own came. Officials at my polling unit did not show up at all. It's 2.20 pm now and still no show. Once it 2.30 pm,I am going home. Let me go and think of what next. This country is just crazy.
INEC is never ready and organize for anything, imagine work that is done once in some many years. Yet they are not ready for us.
In my center they arrived 10:10am, they started setting up their things and started almost 12pm. I was number 98 and I voted around 1:48pm. We are more than 500 in my pulling unit, we told them till everyone has votes before they can leave today since they came late.
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And he couldn't wait. Or did he plan to return to the poll centre?
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Again, screwed up country!!And his Party is in power and should be in control of the government and its parastatals? Are we really serious about this election? Which way Nigeria!!!
DeleteStella eh I no fit vex
ReplyDeleteOur unit officers came by 12
We are too much, come and see madness. disorganized, confused, dull set of officers.
Gifty..at least your own came. Officials at my polling unit did not show up at all. It's 2.20 pm now and still no show. Once it 2.30 pm,I am going home. Let me go and think of what next. This country is just crazy.
DeleteOurs here is as peaceful as SDK blog. Very organized. No unit has more than 1000 voters. We are waiting to count our vote
ReplyDeleteINEC is never ready and organize for anything, imagine work that is done once in some many years. Yet they are not ready for us.
ReplyDeleteIn my center they arrived 10:10am, they started setting up their things and started almost 12pm. I was number 98 and I voted around 1:48pm. We are more than 500 in my pulling unit, we told them till everyone has votes before they can leave today since they came late.
In my polling unit we have a peaceful election.
ReplyDeleteHe lost his ward to PDP
ReplyDelete