It seems that nitwit SM has returned
Nigeria is an example to other African nations
Presumably he means an example of how not to do things. For the second time in 48 hours the INEC has demonstrated that they've obviously all been trained by Shell in the art of decision making and the Management of Change (a la AW139 intro)
By Ini Ekott
April 3, 2011 06:21PM
The National Assembly elections have been postponed for the second time in 48 hours.
The elections, which were due to be held on Monday 4th April, have now been shifted to Saturday April 9th after the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) caved into pressure from the political parties.
All the other elections have also been moved back a week. The presidential elections will now hold on Saturday April 16th. The gubernatorial elections will hold on Tuesday 26th April because the 22nd falls during the weekend of Easter.
The announcement was made this evening after INEC met with political party leaders. In a statement, Mr. Jega said the commission had been "advised" to move the dates again in order to meet with all the outstanding issues. He revealed that about 15 million people had already voted before news of yesterday's postponement came through and again appealed to voters to bear with them as the situation is sorted out.