N207 billion may have been expended on 68 million Nigerians who registered to vote in the 2023 elections but for one reason or another ended up not being able to perform that civic responsibility.
The inability to vote has been blamed on alleged shoddiness on the part of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) whose officials arrived late for polls commencement and could not attend to most of the potential voters who had stormed polling units across the nation before the election closed, relocation from Nigeria and death among others.
Meanwhile, a source at INEC has absolved the Commission's Chairman, Professor Mahmood Yakubu, of the blame on some of the issues that attended the polls, saying the electoral management body's (EMB) boss did all he could to deliver Nigeria's freest and fairest election but some "human factors" stopped him.
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