YIAGA Africa Presents Report On 2019 General Elections.
YIAGA Africa Watching The Vote public presentation of the 2019 General Elections Observation Report in Abuja. PHOTOS: Sodiq Adelakun/Channels TVThe Youth Initiative for Advocacy, Growth & Advancement , has presented a report of its observations of the 2019 General Elections.
“YIAGA AFRICA noted some lapses in the design, communication and lack of uniformity in the implementation of the guidelines issued by the electoral commission. It also noted that there is “a budding trend of voter intimidation and assault against unsuspecting individuals, press and civil society during elections”.
“Political party primaries is not a party affair but a National affair because Nigerians are restricted to the options provided by political parties thus Nigerians should be interested in the credibility of party primaries,” the group further stated.
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