I won’t fight graft by putting people in crates says Jonathan

Jonathan responses to Buhari criticisms that he would send corrupt Nigerians to jail

President Goodluck Jonathan began his re-election campaign in Lagos   on Thursday, saying he would not fight corruption by arresting and putting people in crates.
Jonathan, in his 33-minute speech that centered more on responses to criticisms of his administration by some prominent Nigerians and the opposition, faulted a recent statement credited to the APC presidential candidate, Maj.Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, that he would send corrupt Nigerians to jail.

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INEC - 38.7 million Nigerians now have voter cards

No fewer than 38,774,391 Nigerians now have the Permanent Voter Cards, the Independent National Electoral Commission has said.

The figure which is contained in a statement on Thursday   by the Chief Press Secretary to the Chairman of the commission, Mr. Kayode Idowu, represents 71.35 per cent of the 54,341,610 number of registered voters across the country.

It is however expected that the figure of the PVCs distributed will increase before next Tuesday when the commission is expected to publish the final list of voters.

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VALENTINE: Feb 14 polls not to slight Nigerians - INEC

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, yesterday said it had not fixed the Presidential and National Assembly elections on February 14 to rub Nigerians of the joy derivable from the lovers’ day.

The Chief Press Secretary to the commission’s Chairman, Mr Kayode Idowu, said in Abuja that the election date was a coincidence.

He said: “When the commission was taking that decision, it never even occurred to the leaders of the commission that it was Valentine’s Day. But then, it is a day for showing love and if we can show love that will discourage people from fomenting violence.

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Jonathan dismisses MEND’s endorsement of Buhari

President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, dismissed the alleged endorsement of the Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC,

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