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”.
Otu Oka-iwu Abuja Exco Pays Courtesy Visit to Senator (Prince) Chinedu Munir (Ned) Nwoko on Continued Pursuit for Regional Development and Welfare of Members: Advocating for Additional State Creation in the South East.
On Friday, September 13, 2024, Otu Oka-iwu Abuja Executive Committee, led by Chief Chidi Udekwe, made a significant courtesy visit to Senator (Prince) Chinedu Munir (Ned) Nwoko, the Distinguished Senator, representing Delta North Senatorial Zone. The meeting took place at the Senator’s impressive residence in Maitama, Abuja, and served as a platform for discussing key issues pertinent to the welfare of Otu Oka-iwu members and regional initiatives, including the critical advocacy for the creation of additional states in the South East. Executive members of Otu Oka-iwu Abuja. Key Discussions: 1. Welfare of Otu Oka-iwu Members 2. Admission into Senator Nwoko's Sports University 3. State Creation Advocacy 4. Senatorial Support for Otu Oka-iwu Programs The meeting highlighted several vital topics, notably: 1. Welfare of Otu Oka-iwu Members: There was an open dialogue regarding the overall welfare of the association’s members
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