The commission said the company’s state had for some time created uncertainty over claims settlement.
He said that INEC must also develop an effective crisis communication strategy as part of its preparation.
Mr Abiso urged citizens to comply with the curfew imposed on the state to restore law and order.
Mr Waiya urged the federal government to urgently address the current challenges being faced by Nigerians.
“The zone has the largest number of out-of-school children and the highest number of Almajiris, poorly equipped schools, hospitals, bad roads, etc.,” said the group.
President Bola Tinubu has been advised to intensify anti-graft fight in Nigeria.
Mr Olubiyi said the current administration has engaged in diverse reforms in the power sector.
Mr Nwagwu said training aimed to equip journalists with the requisite knowledge about the electoral act.
The minister also urged all stakeholders to support the process of unlocking climate change actions financing in Nigeria.
It said the efforts of midwives had significantly contributed to a reduction in the alarming statistics of maternal and under-five mortality rates in Nigeria.
