A National Commissioner with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) defended its timetable, stating that the timeline provided to political parties for establishing a comprehensive digital membership is quite feasible. The commission, on Thursday, released a revised timetable outlining timelines for party compliance, voter registration processes, and other pre-election activities. The timetable requires political parties to submit detailed digital membership registers by April 2, 2026, which has led to objections from various political parties. But the agency’s national commissioner, Mohammed Kudu Haruna, during an interview on Channels Television on Politics Today on Friday, dismissed claims that political parties face difficulties meeting membership requirements. “I don...