Jude Isiguzo, the executive director of CAPIO, said there was no legal inhibition to granting the right as a court had ruled on the matter since 2014.
Mr Rotimi further said the legislators had taken the lead in addressing certain behavioural issues in the country.
Mr Oguche said the committee is open to new frontiers.
“The entire political landscape is already skewed against women and that’s something we need to address as a matter of national emergency,’’ Mr Itodo said.
He said that INEC needed to commence a full online registration process, discontinue printing voter cards.
“INEC should review its policy to ensure that eligible voters across all polling units are given an equal opportunity to vote.”
Mr Balogun said INEC needed to change the format of its ballot papers to include photographs and names of candidates.
Mr Adbu said the measure would address the myriad of challenges associated with collecting PVCs and voter accreditation.
Yiaga Africa noted that voters were made to hand over their ballot papers to party agents in exchange for the bribe.
The poor-resolution documents could undercut any meaningful use of a system that INEC said was designed to increase transparency.
