The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has said it is yet to take a decision to shift the general elections or hold them as scheduled Premium Times reports.
The spokesperson to the INEC Chairman,Kayode Idowu, disclosed this to PREMIUM TIMES a short while ago.

The presidential and national assembly elections has been fixed for February 14 while those of the governorship and state houses of assembly are scheduled for February 28.

This prompted INEC to commence a fresh round of consultation at the end of which it would address a press conference later today (Saturday) to announce the its decision on the matter.

Idowu told Premium Times via a text message no decision had been reached on postponement contrary to a report by an international news agency (The Associated Press).

When Premium Times contacted Idowu, he spoke in low tone, saying his Commission was in a consultative meeting with the leadership of the 28 political parties.

At the time of this report, members of the Civil Society Organisations, CSOs, were about to take their turn after which the Commission would meet with the 36 state Resident Electoral Commissioners and that of the Federal Capital Territory Asked to confirm if the elections had been postponed as reported by some media organisation, Idowu said, “Nothing like that (has been) decided by INEC yet.”

Meanwhile, Thisday reports there are strong indications that the presidential and National Assembly elections originally scheduled for 14 February may have been shifted to March 28 while the governorship and states houses of assembly elections earlier fixed for 28 February will now hold on 11 April.

Man thank God oh , if not hmm all the preparation for be waste

ELECTION SHIFT,VALENTINE SHIFT.
NEW DATE SHALL BE ANNOUNCED
FOR THE ELECTION AND VAL.
ANY ARANGEMENT TO MARK VAL
ON THE 14TH BY ANY PERSON IS
SABOTAGE AND IT AMOUNTS FOR
PROSECUTION BY JEGA. BE
WARNED!