The ruling party at a press conference in Abuja on Friday, said the transmission of election results was at the discretion of INEC.
“Operation Eyeball-to-Eyeball’’ is to manage election violence ahead of the March 11 governorship and House of Assembly elections.
VAI explained that the polls were “in substantial compliance with provisions of the Electoral Act.”
The Civil Society Situation Room has urged all aggrieved political parties to use well-established constitutional and legal remedies.
Challenges of delay in the arrival of electoral materials, voter suppression, ballot box vandalisation and incidents of violence in some states, created anxiety among citizens.
Fresh aspirants are permitted to participate in the current exercise alongside those who contested in the earlier primary.
The group also called for the country’s electoral system to be sanitised to be devoid of malpractice.
The electoral body further warned that rallies should not promote, propagate or attack opposition parties, candidates, their programmes or ideologies.
The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court had on September 30 nullified the nomination of Messrs Oyetola and Alabi.
“The plaintiffs canvassed that the 2nd defendant had allegedly submitted to the 1st defendant false information in his form EC9.
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