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2027 Elections: Citizens To Upload Polling Unit Results As New Platform Targets Election Rigging

The Leadership about 1 hour 1 mins read

A coalition of civil society organisations and election stakeholders, Thursday, launched an Independent Election Results Platform (IERP) designed to allow citizens to independently upload and verify polling unit results, in a move aimed at strengthening electoral transparency, curbing manipulation and restoring public confidence in Nigeria’s elections. The platform was unveiled in Abuja, during the inaugural […]

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