The electoral commission said it would apply the laws without fear or favour to ensure free, credible, inclusive and transparent election come February.
The Uyo division of the court had, on November 14, nullified the nomination of Mr Udofia as the governorship candidate of the APC in Akwa Ibom.
INEC urged FCT residents to go to their electoral wards, revealing that the devolution of PVCs to the wards commenced on Friday.
“If you are a registered voter and you have not collected your PVCs, go and collect your card from the nearest Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) office.”
The governor urged Nigerians, fond of beating the drum of war, to desist from such as the general elections drew closer.
The APC governorship candidate in Delta said this was made possible with the introduction of BVAS machines in the nation’s electoral system.
The police boss embarked on an unscheduled visit to INEC’s Kwara office to inspect the security arrangements in and around its facilities.
Ms Nwobi said the devolvement of PVC collection to the 193 registration areas or wards in Cross River would last from January 6 to 15.
INEC says the collection of PVCs at the registration areas and wards starts on Friday (today) in Rivers.
“As general elections approach, the commission establishes a national situation room and collation centre where the results of presidential elections are collated.”
