"They aren't being bought just for (the buyer's sake); they're being bought to reduce the number of registered voters systematically," Sani told VOA.At least five other planeloads of relief goods are expected to land at Al-Hoceima and Nador airports today, carrying clothing, blankets, jerry cans, warehouse and family tents, vehicles and kitchen sets, donated by the Red Cross Societies of Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and Spain.