"Where Will I Start From?" Man Devastated As INEC Shifts Elections To His  Wedding Day - AMEBO NEWSPAPERS NG.

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"Where Will I Start From?" Man Devastated As INEC Shifts Elections To His  Wedding Day

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Following  election postponement a man has expressed his feelings on social media platform. The  Twitter user  identified Emeka Ezeanyagu as has expressed his devastation at the postponement of the presidential and National Assembly elections to coincide with his wedding day.

Emeka Ezeanyagu@EmekaEzeanya

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And my wedding is supposed to hold Feb 23rd. And I just woke up to hear that INEC has put a knife in my plans on a day that supposed to be my happiest day. I've never been so devastated!



Emeka Ezeanyagu@EmekaEzeanya

All bookings and arrangements had been fully paid, where will I start from.

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7:50 AM - Feb 16, 2019

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Emeka Ezeanyagu was looking forward to getting married at the Holy Family Catholic Church in Asaba, Delta State on February 23, 2019.The announcement by Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) chairman, Prof Mahmood Yakubu, that the elections originally scheduled to hold on February 16 has been postponed by one week has left the would be groom devastated.

“I just woke up to hear that INEC has put a knife in my plans on a day that supposed to be my happiest day. I’ve never been so devastated!” a disappointed Ezeanyagu wrote.And my wedding is supposed to hold Feb 23rd. And I just woke up to hear that INEC has put a knife in my plans on a day that supposed to be my happiest day. I’ve never been so devastated!

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Emeka Ezeanyagu wrote: All bookings and arrangements had been fully paid, where will I start from.If the elections go ahead on February 23, Ezeanyagu’s dream and that of many others of getting on that day may not come to pass.Transportation and social activities are grounded for Nigerian elections.The police had earlier announced a 12-hour restriction of vehicular movement from 6am to 6pm for the postponed elections”.

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