
This comes even after the Court of Appeal had granted an order directing the commission to allow them access.
Channels reports that a member of the team, Silas Onu, says INEC have continued to deny them access to the materials, which had been inspected and paid for in the previous week.
Onu revealed that efforts to meet with INEC’s legal team have become an uphill task.
He, however, made it clear that they will continue to follow up, until the commission complies with the court order.
Onu also warned that they may be forced to file for contempt against the INEC chairman and other officers of the commission, if they do not give a positive response soon.

