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Iwu reassures fairness in delimitation of constituencies

The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (EFCC), Prof. Maurice
Iwu, has again reassured Nigerians that the delimitation of the constituencies will
succeed adding that ''INEC is determined to do justice to all concerned.''

The INEC boss also dismissed his critics saying he cannot be  ''intimidated by negative
criticisms from people who are hypocrites and habitual critics.''

Professor Iwu stated this during his visit to  the palace of the traditional ruler of Obinugwu
in Imo State and the Chairman of South-East Council of Traditional Rulers Eze C. I.
Ilomuanaya.

Iwu also said no amount of negative comments would distract him from doing his job as
he stressed that  he is always guided by  good conscience and fairness in the discharge
of his duties.

In his own reaction, Chief  Eze C. I. Ilomuanaya said the INEC boss has done his best to
provide credible elections for the country.

According to the traditional leader, ''there are rooms for correction of any observed lapses
in our electoral system, calling for Iwu’s head is not the solution to the problem.
Nigerians should address the observed problems instead of attacking personalities''

You would recall that the INEC boss has come under criticism from some Nigerians as
they called on the president to sack him though his tenure expires in 2010.

However, the senate had recently provided a great respite for the chief electoral officer as
its committee on electoral matters argued that the President has no powers to sack him
but the National Assembly.