The electoral body said that the final list of validly nominated candidates for presidential and national assembly will be published on September 20.
INEC will take the lion’s share of the blame if this democratic experiment dies.
“The necessity to urgently deploy more voter enrolment machines to ease the congestion at the registration centres was identified as a priority.”
Umar Ibrahim, the party’s national secretary made the declaration while addressing reporters on Friday in Kaduna.
The training began on Wednesday June 1 and would end on Saturday 4 June.
Mr Okoye assured Ekiti voters of free, fair and credible election, and said 734,746 potential voters had collected Permanent Voter Cards as at May 27.
AA said the postponement followed the extension of the deadline for primaries by INEC.
Felix Morka, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, announced this in a statement on Saturday in Abuja.
The commission said it would close that of the governorship and state assemblies’ nominations on July 15.
The decision was announced on Friday.
