This is contrary to the commission’s pledge ahead of the election that results would be uploaded from polling units as soon as voting ended on election day.
“INEC as a commission cannot guarantee that there won’t be any vote-buying in this election,” Mr Okoye said.
“The commission has been served with nine separate orders and motions from various courts on this matter.”
INEC said appreciable progress has been made in fixing the facilities ahead of the election.
The electoral commission says the redeployments were part of its routine administrative postings.
Lawmakers of the ruling All Progressives Congress exclusively rejected the proposal at the National Assembly this week.
“These are clearly orchestrated and targeted attacks aimed at incapacitating the Commission in conducting electoral activities, especially in Anambra State.”
INEC said that the security guard on duty escaped unhurt but the destruction to the building and properties therein was extensive
