In recent Nigeria news, youths from the Itsekiri community in Warri, Delta State, have expressed their disapproval of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) over controversial boundary delineations. During a protest at INEC’s headquarters in Abuja, the community claimed the commission violated a Supreme Court judgement by creating new, unacceptable communities and wards in the Warri district.
Community leaders, including Ogbegbe Misan and Toju Itsegba, denounced INEC’s delineation, accusing the commission of marginalisation tactics against Itsekiri people. Responding to their grievances, an INEC official promised to address these concerns, potentially inviting community leaders to discuss resolution efforts. This Abuja news event has sparked significant debate on regional representation.
Key Takeaways:
- Youths in Warri protest against INEC’s community delineation.
- Allegations of INEC ignoring a Supreme Court judgement.
- INEC vows to review the community’s concerns for possible resolutions.
For further details, please see the original report here. How do you believe regional delineations should be handled to avoid community discontent and enhance fair representation in Nigeria? Please share your thoughts!
