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That lady that hosts spaces for ADC on behalf of Atiku started an agenda in hopes that Peter Obi will accept being a vice, but since that agenda blew up in her face via Obi leaving ADC, she has been moving mad ever since.
I hope she doesnโt have a psychotic breakdown
This one done mad ๐คฃ๐คฃ Tinubu must go now belongs to Atiku ๐
Omo most of the people supporting Atiku are stupid ๐ @Ubando001 you sound dumb
The โTinubu Must Goโ slogan youโre carrying as a name was founded by people who have now endorsed Atiku. That should tell you that Atiku is a million miles ahead of the scrap youโre promoting.
Focus on your religious contest, but Obi becoming Nigeriaโs president will only happen when Nigeria no longer exists. If Tinubu is bad. Obi will be a pandemic
All this your long sermon makes no sense, what have you done about the Manipulations on your portal. INEC would not be allowed to rig this election in favour of bola Ahmed Tinubu. As for NYSC members, you must be upright and do the right thing by not rigging any of the 2027 election.
INEC CHAIRMAN: ATTACKS ON NYSC MEMBERS, ELECTION OFFICIALS WILL ATTRACT FULL WEIGHT OF THE LAW
The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Joash O. Amupitan, SAN, has charged electoral officials across the South-South geopolitical zone to uphold impartiality, discipline and accountability as the Commission intensifies preparations for the #NigeriaDecides2027
Professor Amupitan gave the charge on Saturday, 31 October 2026, at the South-South Zonal Interactive Meeting with Staff and Readiness Assessment in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, where he warned that partisanship, negligence, absenteeism and financial impropriety would attract disciplinary action.
The Chairman said the assessment was part of the Commissionโs field-based approach to evaluating operational preparedness, identifying gaps and strengthening service delivery ahead of the elections. He cited INECโs conduct of governorship elections in Anambra, Ekiti and Osun States, FCT Area Council elections and 16 by-elections as experiences informing preparations for the nationwide exercise.
He disclosed that the South-South zone has 15,823,550 registered voters, including 3,736,434 in Rivers State, and stressed that no eligible voter should be disenfranchised through administrative negligence or logistical failure.
On electoral technology, Professor Amupitan said the Commission was preparing its Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS), including 57,000 newly procured devices, while auditing electronic result management systems to strengthen transparency in result transmission through the INEC Result Viewing (IReV) portal.
Addressing concerns over suspicious photographs on the preliminary votersโ register published online, he said the Commission was examining the records and would take corrective action based on verified findings. He urged the public to participate in the display, claims and objections process ahead of the publication of the final register scheduled for 15 December 2026.
The Chairman also highlighted the logistical challenges posed by the regionโs creeks, coastal settlements and riverine communities. He disclosed that INEC had finalised a Memorandum of Understanding with the Maritime Transporters Union to support the timely and secure transportation of election personnel and materials.
On election security, he reaffirmed the Commissionโs collaboration with security agencies under the Inter-Agency Consultative Committee on Election Security (ICCES), emphasising intelligence-led planning and the protection of voters, electoral materials and personnel. He warned that anyone who threatens or harms INEC officials, including National Youth Service Corps members deployed for election duties, would face the full weight of the law.
Professor Amupitan further emphasised strict compliance with electoral laws, regulations and guidelines, while highlighting staff welfare measures, including the Consolidated Election Management Body Salary Structure (CEMBSS), enhanced salary, hazard and field allowances, and a 150 per cent increase in monthly state office overhead allocations, effective 1 July 2026.
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INEC MUST UNDERSTAND THAT NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW!
NYSC members serving as election officials are entitled to protection under the law, but that protection does not grant them immunity from prosecution.
If any NYSC member is caught actively committing electoral fraud, Nigerians have the right to take lawful action to stop the offense.
Section 39 of the Nigeria Police Act 2020 recognizes citizensโ arrest in specified circumstances, while Section 40 requires suspects to be promptly handed over to the police.
Protecting election officials must never become a shield for electoral criminals.
The law protects citizens, and citizens have every right to exercise the powers it grants them.
2027: NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW!
@InibeheEffiong @_nonconformist1 @BoseD7 @OOdocha @DreadHound0 @Uncle_wali
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The arrival of HE Peter Obi for the townhall meeting in Imo state.
#NigeriaWillBeOK
Read your comment again and see if you have sense ๐คฃ๐คฃ
Get ready to receive same energy in the entire south. One single vote una no go see ๐คฃ we will deal with @atiku to the extent that you will regret your actions.
Yet, you stay on a space everyday with Avril to drag PO and now you want to cry victim ๐
Are you also aware that @tinyandagod has been particularly opening space almost everyday to drag the personality of PO and that is what triggered all of this. You can also go to her timeline to see the nonsense she has been doing. Atiku is not our problem either, but if Atikulate comes for PO we will always respond. โ๏ธ
