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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has cautioned that the continued scarcity of fuel across the country could hamper Election Day logistics. While the Nigerian National Petroleum Company, NNPC, Limited assured the electoral commission of an adequate supply of fuel during the election, the three major presidential candidates also expressed hope that the scarcity would be resolved before the polls.

Fuel Scarcity May Affect Election Day Materials, Other Logistics – Nigerian Electoral Body, INEC WarnsWhile the Nigerian National Petroleum Company, NNPC, Limited assured the electoral commission of an adequate supply of fuel during the election, the three major presidential candidates also expressed hope that the scarcity would be resolved before the polls.

He noted that the issue of logistics had been a perennial problem in election administration in Nigeria. “That is why for three electoral cycles now, INEC has collaborated with the road transport unions to address the problem. For the 2023 General Elections, the Commission has included the Marine Workers’ Union of Nigeria, MWUN, for efficient maritime transportation.

“Happily, your members are spread across the country. Therefore, vehicles conveying personnel and materials will not travel long distances. All movements should be within a state and preferably within local government areas.’’

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