Election postponement: Popular figures react

" INEC has ONE single major primary RESPONSIBILITY. ONE single deliverable. 4 YEARS to plan. Yet…..failure is what one gets"

— Kate Henshaw (@HenshawKate) February 16, 2019

I think anger is an understatement of what we are feeling right now. The level of disregard is appalling. But guess what? If INEC like, postpone from now till next year, we are here waiting with our PVC’s!!! Nothing can stop us!! Make una begin dey pack una bag!! E don do! ??

— #MoralInstruction (@falzthebahdguy) February 16, 2019

There’s nothing wrong in wanting to be President for one more week .. the seat sweet ? #DefendYourVote

— Davido (@iam_Davido) February 16, 2019

There’s nothing wrong in wanting to be President for one more week .. the seat sweet ? #DefendYourVote

— Davido (@iam_Davido) February 16, 2019

“Regretting any inconvenience” is not the same as saying “I understand the inconvenience and disruption that our decision has caused and I am sorry.” The statement from the Chair of @inecnigeria is, again, not good enough. It’s not good enough!

— Dr. Joe Abah (@DrJoeAbah) February 16, 2019

*6 months to #NigeriaDecides2019*

INEC: We're ready for this

*3 months*

INEC: We're ready

*1 month*

INEC: We're ready

*2 weeks*

INEC: Trust us, we're ok

*1 week*

INEC: Ready

*3 days*

INEC: Ready

*2 days*

INEC: Ready

*1 day*

INEC: Wait! We're not ready! Sorry ??

— Ayo Sogunro (@ayosogunro) February 16, 2019

You don’t wait till hours before the polls – when millions of people were committed to it by traveling and making plans around – when you could have done same weeks and months before. I have exams on the 23rd for starters. Some probably have weddings. Flights. This is a MESS!

— JJ. Omojuwa (@Omojuwa) February 16, 2019

You had one job to do, 4 years to prepare, 4 solid years to prepare and you play us like this??? I’m at a loss for words

— Toke Makinwa (@tokstarr) February 16, 2019

Nigerians- “they” don’t care about you & I . It’s so so obvious . If they like , they should postpone it again. We need to rise up and not let them win .

— Gbemi O-O (@GbemiOO) February 16, 2019

I just lost a dear friend yesterday. He died on his way to his hometown in Akwanga – he was heading to perform his civic duty. if he only knew that @inecnigeria would cancel the elections, he wouldn’t have travelled. Who knows He might still have been alive today. #RIPJerry ??

— AuduMaikori (@Audu) February 16, 2019