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Do you support the calls for INEC to shift the 2015 elections?

Would you support calls by so called activists calling for the postponement of the 2015 general elections?

In the last few weeks, some activists have been making a call to the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to postpone the forthcoming presidential elections.

Those making the calls are of the view that there are fears that the elections would not be free and fair as well as fears that many Nigerians would be disenfranchised because of unavailability of the Permanent Voters' Cards.

But the major opposition party, All Progressive Congress, APC, have laid the blames for this call on the doorstep of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, saying such calls are a ploy to shift the goalpost during the match and to prepare room for an interim government should the PDP lose in the elections.

A large section of Nigerians are however against such moves, believing it would be inimical to the fledgling democracy in the country.

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On Morning Teaser today, we ask: do you support the calls for the elections to be shifted?

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