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Sen. Akpoti-Uduaghan's Recall: Verification Process Would Have Begun if Petitioners' Signatures Reached Threshold - Eta-Messi INEC cannot rely on information from social media. The law clearly outlines the processes required for a recall to be valid. The first step we took was to verify whether the signatures met the...

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INEC conveniently turned a blind eye to clear video evidence of forgery. This same INEC, despite having vast resources, struggled for years to get just 106,000 people to vote for five candidates on election day. Yet, somehow, they magically collected 250,000 signatures in just one week. Do these people even think? They sold us a dummy with BVAS and then introduced a "technical glitch" on election day. Until we have a truly independent electoral body, these people will keep destroying the country and getting away with it. Meanwhile, just today, South Korea’s court removed a president for violating their constitution. Yet, INEC remains untouchable despite its glaring incompetence.

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I'm not a Liberal, but I care about climate change. Click the video below & sign the Petition: Conservative Climate Leadership in America. 🇺🇸

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Pharm Royvor 1 Jahr

So even when you know that the signatures were forged or obtained through fraudulent means you have go ahead to next step had it been they reach the threshold? Are you ok ma'am? I still maintain, INEC is a criminal organisation.

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Benjamin Oshovor 1 Jahr

frankly speaking recall process for any legislator is an exercise in futility

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カイ・ゼン Thor-finnvor 1 Jahr

“…regardless of whether they were forged or genuine” 🤦🏾‍♀️

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Archivarian Elda Ilya Oyemekunvor 1 Jahr

Let's leave the story first, ypur name is Messi? Are you married to Lionel Messi?

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bassey petervor 1 Jahr

See another animal talk!

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2Bexvor 1 Jahr

Y'all don't get it, authentication of those signatures would be after the said threshold signature is achieved, that's when those who signed would be called to their respective polling unit with their voters card and signed again. That's the process it takes

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Captain MD🌍vor 1 Jahr

We know naw: Do you! 😂 After electoral reforms or referendum, we will have what to say about INEC…

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Mr T.vor 1 Jahr

From what she said, it’s almost impossible to recall Natasha.

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PSYCHMAN✳️vor 1 Jahr

So you leave room for possible forgery then take action later? Zero proactive measures to curb the possibility of forgery?

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