INEC should rescind the deregistration order and ignore the unproductive political parties. They should be allowed to exist. INEC should rather take measures to ensure that public funds are not used to sustain their existence and that their existence does not hamper the political process. The issues should not be about deregistration which I believe is a violation of the right to freedom of association. The issues should be, should INEC give money to political parties for elections? If yes, which political parties should qualify for the subventions? Should every political party be on the Ballot paper? How can we reduce the confusion of having lengthy party names and logos on the Ballot Paper when only a few are known to the voter? These are the real issues”.
In a recent press release from the State House, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu announced a new list of nominees for the South East Development Commission (SEDC) board. The new appointments include a chairman and five executive directors, who are expected to play a crucial role in developing the South East region. New Chairman and Executive Directors The new chairman of the SEDC board is Dr. Emeka Nworgu, who replaces Hon. Emeka Atuma. The five new executive directors are: Stanley Ohajuruka: Executive Director of Finance, replacing Anthony Ugbo Toby Okechukwu: Executive Director of Projects, replacing Obinna Obiekweihe Chief Sylvester Okonkwo: Executive Director of Corporate Services, replacing Dr. Daniel Ikechukwu Ugwuja Chidi Echeazu: Executive Director (portfolio to be determined) Dr. Clifford Ogbede: Executive Director (portfolio to be determined) Retained Nominees The President retained several nominees from the initial list, including: - Hon. Mark C. Okoye: Managing Director/Chief E...
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