Southern Reps fault Senate, NCC on e-transmission of poll results

Members of the House of Representatives from the southern part of the country have faulted the Nigerian Communications Commission on the claim that election results

The lawmakers urged the media to counter the NCC with facts and figures on the ability of the Independent National Electoral Commission to make the process electronic.

Members of the Southern Caucus, however, joined the Peoples Democratic Party Caucus to fault the NCC’s claim that only about half of the polling units in the country had adequate network coverage for e-transmission of results.

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