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“In Rivers, I said, ‘No, we have a problem here in Rivers. Obi will not win here. If he wins, it will send a signal…’ And I stopped it.” -Wike So one man decides who wins an election in an entire state?

“In Rivers, I said, ‘No, we have a problem here in Rivers. Obi will not win here. If he wins, it will send a signal…’ And I stopped it.” -Wike So one man decides who wins an election in an entire state?

522,103 次观看 • 1 个月前

This INEC official was asked on TV yesterday about INEC’s failure to publish the voters’ register online. Watch him ramble through a word salad and still fail to answer the question. INEC knows exactly what it is doing.

This INEC official was asked on TV yesterday about INEC’s failure to publish the voters’ register online. Watch him ramble through a word salad and still fail to answer the question. INEC knows exactly what it is doing.

51,651 次观看 • 5 天前

I didn’t believe it when I heard Festus Okoye say this on TV. I had to go and check the Electoral Act myself, and he was right. I am shocked! Under Nigeria’s Electoral Act 2026, INEC controls the prosecution of offences under the Act, even when its own officials are involved. How does this make sense? Who holds INEC accountable? And Nigeria’s political parties? What a complete joke! How can you claim to want credible elections and still allow INEC to control the prosecution of its own officials? What a disgrace!

I didn’t believe it when I heard Festus Okoye say this on TV. I had to go and check the Electoral Act myself, and he was right. I am shocked! Under Nigeria’s Electoral Act 2026, INEC controls the prosecution of offences under the Act, even when its own officials are involved. How does this make sense? Who holds INEC accountable? And Nigeria’s political parties? What a complete joke! How can you claim to want credible elections and still allow INEC to control the prosecution of its own officials? What a disgrace!

52,352 次观看 • 6 天前

Thanks, oseni rufai, for always amplifying the work we’re doing. Little acknowledgments like this give us the courage and strength to keep digging, keep asking questions, and keep pushing for answers.

Thanks, oseni rufai, for always amplifying the work we’re doing. Little acknowledgments like this give us the courage and strength to keep digging, keep asking questions, and keep pushing for answers.

51,222 次观看 • 1 个月前

Deep appreciation to oseni rufai for the incredible support on The Morning Show today. He was truly doing the Lord’s work, amplifying our message and giving these issues the attention they deserve. Thank you for all you do for our country.

Deep appreciation to oseni rufai for the incredible support on The Morning Show today. He was truly doing the Lord’s work, amplifying our message and giving these issues the attention they deserve. Thank you for all you do for our country.

11,316 次观看 • 22 天前

Lessons will be learnt. See what Labour Party is doing without structure! Alausa Alimosho Davido NNPP Igbos Lagos State BVAS Nyesom Wike Yorubas President Buhari North Kano Katsina Thuggery

Lessons will be learnt. See what Labour Party is doing without structure! Alausa Alimosho Davido NNPP Igbos Lagos State BVAS Nyesom Wike Yorubas President Buhari North Kano Katsina Thuggery

302,769 次观看 • 3 年前

We’ve built an interactive map of Nigeria’s 2023 presidential election, drilled down to the polling-unit level. Beyond showing how each PU voted, the 2023 results and accreditation records will serve as a baseline for 2027, helping Mundx Analytics identify unusual changes in accreditation and voting patterns that may warrant closer scrutiny Credit to Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism and Mark Essien for providing the data.

We’ve built an interactive map of Nigeria’s 2023 presidential election, drilled down to the polling-unit level. Beyond showing how each PU voted, the 2023 results and accreditation records will serve as a baseline for 2027, helping Mundx Analytics identify unusual changes in accreditation and voting patterns that may warrant closer scrutiny Credit to Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism and Mark Essien for providing the data.

25,359 次观看 • 2 个月前

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