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Concerns about the 2027 general elections, By Jibrin Ibrahim
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Concerns about the 2027 general elections, By Jibrin Ibrahim

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Professor Jibrin Ibrahim asks who is afraid of the ADC coalition.

As the countdown to the 2027 elections reached 100 days this week Tuesday, Joash Amupitan, chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), called a press conference to brief the Nation on their preparedness for the rapidly approaching polls. His big story was that the commission will deploy artificial intelligence (AI) tools for result verification […]

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