INEC Releases Details Of Dino Melaye’s Recall Process

The Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC), has
released the details of the recall process for the Senator
representing Kogi West Senatorial District, Senator Dino Melaye,
according to Channels Television.

According to the new schedule released on Monday and signed by
the electoral commission’s secretary Augusta Ogakwu, INEC is
expected to give the notice of recall as stipulated by law on March
27, 2018, while the verification exercise will hold on April 28,
2018.

The outcome of the verification will be released on the
following day, which is April 29, 2018.

INEC is acting on the judgement of the court of appeal in Abuja,
which asked the Commission to go ahead with the process earlier
this month.

In his constituency, 188,588 registered voters are said to have
signed in support of the recall process.

The 188,588 voters were said to have constituted 52.3 per cent
of the 360,098 total registered voters in the Kogi west senatorial
district.

The Senator has indicated that he will appeal the case to
challenge the decision of the appellate court.

The Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC), has
released the details of the recall process for the Senator
representing Kogi West Senatorial District, Senator Dino Melaye,
according to Channels Television.

According to the new schedule released on Monday and signed by
the electoral commission’s secretary Augusta Ogakwu, INEC is
expected to give the notice of recall as stipulated by law on March
27, 2018, while the verification exercise will hold on April 28,
2018.

The outcome of the verification will be released on the
following day, which is April 29, 2018.

INEC is acting on the judgement of the court of appeal in Abuja,
which asked the Commission to go ahead with the process earlier
this month.

In his constituency, 188,588 registered voters are said to have
signed in support of the recall process.

The 188,588 voters were said to have constituted 52.3 per cent
of the 360,098 total registered voters in the Kogi west senatorial
district.

The Senator has indicated that he will appeal the case to
challenge the decision of the appellate court.