INEC Bursts Over 4million Ghost Voters From The Register.

The INEC has identified and exorcised over four million ghosts from the register.

INEC is achieving this through the instrumentality of the Advance Automatic Finger Identification System, AAFIS.

The Advance Automatic Finger Identification System, AAFIS, is what the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, is deploying to ensure that it gets a ‘CLEAN’ Voter Register, VR.   But the process is slow and painstaking. Yet, the Commission is going ahead because it remains its surest way of providing Nigerians with a Valid Voter Register, VVR.

Already, over four million ghosts have been removed from the register; and still counting.   This report explains the details of how INEC is going about its ghost-bursting venture; and also asks whether the slash in the Commission’s 2014 budget from N93billion to N45billion would not be a spanner in the works.   The report is revealing.

Some of those hunting for votes illegally are now being hunted down.

Professor Attahiru Jega, the National Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has promised Nigerians that he would deliver a successful election in 2015.   He has already engaged the crucial first steps towards achieving that.   This is by way of ensuring that the Voter Register, VR, for the general election of next year is clean, very clean.
At  the time of going to press, Sunday Vanguard gathered that the exercise is all but completed at the INEC headquarters in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Abuja.

Indeed, for all the states of the federation and Abuja, there has been a wiping out of names on the system.

And whereas states have lost names on the VR in thousands, that is a mere reflection of the level of multiple registrations done by some individuals, especially in collusion with unscrupulous politicians.