Mr Anyanwu called for an investigation and prosecution of those behind what he described as a “criminal act.”
Mr Tanko reaffirmed the group’s commitment to safeguarding the people’s will.
Mr George said members were free to defect to other parties, vowing that he would never join the bandwagon of those leaving.
He wondered why Nigerians with valid NIN should be asked to do separate voter registration.
Mr Amupitan is the first person from Kogi, North-Central state, nominated to occupy the position.
Mr Yakubu described the visit as an opportunity for mutual learning and deeper understanding between the two leading African nations.
The commission disclosed this in its regular update on the exercise released on Monday.
The congress was earlier scheduled to hold on Saturday, Sept. 27.
The statistic showed that 114,713 are Persons Living with Disabilities.
Mr Ologunagba said the NWC’s decision was necessitated by the need for more consultations among the leaders, stakeholders, and members of the PDP.
