INEC says it faced over 1,000 pre-election litigation in the build-up to the 2023 general election.
Mr Balogun said INEC needed to change the format of its ballot papers to include photographs and names of candidates.
The government charged him with perjury, false declaration, use of false documents as genuine, and possession of a forged record.
Mr Yakubu said the commission was working with the security agencies to provide a secure environment for peaceful and credible elections.
Mr Yakubu said the total number of registered voters in Kogi for the election is 1,932,654.
“Don’t be dismayed about the ruling; just be prepared to come out en masse on November 11 to cast your vote for our party, the APC,” he said.
Atiku decries APC’s Muslim-Muslim ticket but sees nothing wrong in violating his party’s zoning that would have ensured a rotational presidency.
Of the figure, 1.05 million voters are in Bayelsa, 2.4 million are in Imo, and two million are in Kogi.
As the president braces a steep political price, Nigerians have asked how he managed to ride a well-documented pattern of constitutional violations to the nation’s highest office.
