The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC said it would conduct an extensive review and debriefing on the just concluded 2019 general elections, between May and June, in line with its existing practice.
A statement by INEC National Commissioner and Chaiman, Information and Voter Education Committee, Festus Okoye said that the proposal for the review and debriefing was approved by the commission at its meeting.
Okoye said that the review was intended to evaluate the Commission’s performance of the key activities of the general elections.
He said this was with a view to addressing identified challenges and strengthening operational and institutional capacities to conduct free, fair, credible and peaceful elections.
Okoye said the commission had commenced work on a comprehensive report of the 2019 general elections and had mandated its Electoral Institute to undertake detailed researches into various aspects of the elections.
