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The Independent National Electoral Commission on Saturday boasted that it had “murdered” and “buried” rigging and other forms of electoral malpractices in the 2023 election with the signing of the Electoral Act 2022, the Bimodal Voter Registration System and other strict measures launched ahead of the 2023 general elections. The commission also expressed optimism that next
Twenty-four Nigerians have filed a lawsuit against the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC for “failing to give them and other seven million Nigerians adequate time and opportunity to complete their voter registration after they have carried out their registration online.” According to a statement by the Deputy Director, Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, Kolade Oludare,
Dear Nigerians, regardless of whom or the candidate you are supporting, how would you feel that the scoreline of a football match is already set at 0-3 even before kick off ? Jkcyno news earlier reported that Hope Uzodimma & APC uploaded thousands of fake registrants to INEC servers according to CUPP (video) and later posted
Nigerians have uncovered the evil plan of APC in collusion with INEC to rig the 2023 general elections even before it started. Jkcyno news earlier reported that Hope Uzodimma & APC uploaded Thousands of fake Registrants to INEC servers – CUPP (video). This is a serious indictment on INEC and who knows how many BVAS
Hope Uzodimma the governor of Imo state and the entire APC Governors in their respective states have perfected plans to rig 2023 presidential elections. This evil plot was disclosed by coalition of United political parties, (CUPP) in a well documented press conference today. CUPP discovered that in Omuma, in Imo state, the local government of Hope
The Independent National Electoral Commission has disclosed that it found 1,126,359 records out of the 2, 523,458 fresh registrants that registered between June 28, 2021, and January 14, 2022, 1,126,359 to be invalid and consequently delisted them. The commission said that it also detected several double, multiple, and ineligible registrants and has consequently invalidated them,
Presidential candidate of Labour Party, LP, Peter Obi, on Tuesday, denied that his campaign has received $150 million in donation from diaspora sources. A group, under the aegis of Tinubu-Shettima Connect, had urged the Independent National Electoral Commission INEC, to disqualify Obi over the alleged funding, as it violates the Electoral Act on campaign funding. But
INEC earlier announced of the registration of adhoc saff ahead of the 2023 general elections. So many questions have been raised as so many issues are at stake. Jkcyno news is here to offer some words of advise to Nigerians who might be considering registering for the adhoc job. THE THINGS AT STAKE The unreasonable
The Independent National Electoral Commission, on Wednesday, announced the commencement of recruitment of election staff for the 2023 general elections. To this effect, the electoral umpire said it had opened its portal for recruitment, adding that eligible applicants should begin applying for the role. Read Also : INEC Deleting Double Registrants From Voter Register
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC on Tuesday said the estimated three million Internally Displaced Persons would participate in the 2023 general elections. The commission added that it will display voter register across the country once it completes the ongoing Automated Biometric Identification System to weed out all double/multiple as well as ineligible registrants. The commission’s