₦airaland Forum

arcis:
keep ranting...there's nothing you and your father can do..Unless you want to spend the rest of your life in jail

Abagworo:
Nigeria is going to divide so that Tinubu will rule Southwest and Obi rules a new country comprising Southeast, South-south and parts of North central. That's the easiest way to peaceful coexistence

zinaunreal:
Keep it to yourself slowpoke

zinaunreal:
Keep it to yourself slowpoke

zinaunreal:
Bros just keep quiet abeg

Tissaia:
Tinubu wining might be better than Atiku wining... What they hate the most is Islam
So, Muslim Muslim ticket wining is awesome. They Obi_idiots are responsible for Tinubu wining anyways. Obi_idiots let celebrate tinubu's victory together

gidgiddy:
You can choose to call it by its ancestral name, Obigbo, or the government imposed name, Oyigbo, River State, how did Tinubu beat Peter Obi in this Igbo area where APC is none existent?



INEC announced

Oyigbo
APC 16,630
LP 10784
PDP 1046

But attached is INEC's sheet from the party agents.

There Labour = over 22,000

And APC = about 2000

What sort of magic is this one?

oyin44:
No tomorrow again ...the Yorubas are now in power

oyin44:
Prepare to be used as a scapegoat

Drealman20:
Their problem..


We proceed.. Any one dissatisfied shud proceed to court

Nigeria elections below expectations, INEC lacked transparency – NDI/IRI observersPublished on February 27, 2023By Wale Odunsi

The International Republican Institute (IRI) and National Democratic Institute (NDI) Joint Election Observation Mission (IEOM) have presented their preliminary statement on the Presidential and National Assembly elections in Nigeria.

On Monday in Abuja, the leader, Dr Joyce Banda, former President of Malawi, congratulated the people for “their resilience and enthusiasm”.

“Despite large crowds in some polling stations and long waits, Nigerian voters demonstrated commitment to participate in the process and a strong desire to have their voices heard,” Banda said.

The mission noted that despite the reforms to the Electoral Act 2022, “the election fell well short of Nigerian citizens’ reasonable expectations”, while the electoral commission lacked transparency.

Banda said logistical challenges and multiple incidents of political violence overshadowed the electoral process and impeded a substantial number of voters from participating.

NDI/IRI confirmed currency and fuel shortages imposed excessive burdens on voters and election officials while marginalized groups, especially women, continue to face barriers to seeking and obtaining political office.

The delegation observed that the late opening of polling locations and logistical failures created tensions and the secrecy of the ballot was compromised in some polling units given overcrowding.

Banda said after the polls, challenges with the electronic transfer of results and their upload to a public portal in a timely manner, undermined citizen confidence at a crucial moment of the process.

“Inadequate communication and lack of transparency by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) about their cause and extent created confusion and eroded voters’ trust in the process.

“The combined effect of these problems disenfranchised Nigerian voters in many areas, although the scope and scale is currently unknown,” the ex-President added.

The statement, however, commended INEC for conducting the general elections according to the electoral calendar “for the first time in the country’s recent history”.

oyin44:
My brother, go hug the nearest transformer