Mr Odaudu said there was a need to eliminate discriminating tendencies in political parties serving as barriers against PWDs.
Mr Arogundade said the roundtable was organised because the 2023 general elections came with unexpected challenges.
The electoral office is still consulting to determine a suitable timetable.
The ex-INEC chief’s alarm, while silent on citing Bola Tinubu by name, appeared to echo a key prong of the criticism the Nigerian president has faced since assuming office in May.
The INEC source said 191 case files have been prepared for the prosecution.
Mr Diala stated that the official request made by the party’s solicitors to INEC for the CTCs was duly acknowledged and received on November 15.
Mr Yakubu said the commission had delivered all sensitive and non-sensitive materials for the elections.
“Our responsibility is to safeguard the process and ensure a level playing field for all political parties and candidates,” said INEC chairman.
“When you are conducting elections in 36 states, you can be giving excuses of having a lot of data, manpower, logistics and others to deal with.”
Mr Yakubu said that INEC was committed to credible elections in the states.
