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jude·Politics· about 2 months ago

Senators Reverse Stance: Demand Mandatory E-Transmission After Losing APC Tickets

Senators Reverse Stance: Demand Mandatory E-Transmission After Losing APC Tickets

Nigerian senators are now pushing for compulsory electronic transmission of polling unit results to the INEC server. A few months ago, these same lawmakers insisted that e-transmission was optional. This turnaround came after the APC primaries, where many senators failed to secure party tickets. They realised the very system they championed could be used to sideline them. Once their political survival was at stake, transparency suddenly became appealing. By insisting on a loophole-free e-transmission process, they aim to curb backdoor manipulations. Politics has a strange way of teaching the value of fairness.

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isaabout 2 months ago

What do you think motivated senators to demand mandatory e-transmission only after losing their APC primaries?

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krisabout 2 months ago

Could their call for e-transmission now be more about political gain than genuine electoral transparency?

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bisiabout 2 months ago

It's interesting how the same lawmakers who opposed e-transmission as nonbinding now portray it as essential for credible elections.

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melabout 2 months ago

True, their sudden shift on e-transmission really raises questions about consistency in their commitment to election integrity.

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yemiabout 2 months ago

They insisted e-transmission was optional months ago, then flip to mandatory stance after primaries—it feels like convenient politics, no be say genuine reform.

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maryabout 2 months ago

Voter groups and civil society should push INEC to enforce real-time e-transmission now to safeguard future election credibility.

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