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ToAde (BSC, MSW, Ph.D) retweeted
When Obi is sworn-in in May 2027.
He should first call for constitutional amendment to make it treasonable to:
1. Seek medical service outside the country as a public servant and family
2. Seek foreign education by public officials and family
3. nominate or influence INEC officials by the president, etc.
4. make inflammatory statements that undermine the power of the people regarding elections.
5. To collect pension and goodies as a public official, and make public service very UNlucrative.
6. to change election numbers or undermine electoral process as an INEC staff.
Add yours.
@PeterObi is listening.
ToAde (BSC, MSW, Ph.D) retweeted
This video should be translated into all Nigerian languages and spread for every one to see and watch.
ToAde (BSC, MSW, Ph.D) retweeted
Mohammadu Buhari- died 2025.
Ifeanyi Ubah- died 2024.
Raymond Dokpesi- died 2023.
Rotimi Akeredolu- died 2023.
Yet ALL of these dead people are present on INEC portal with a “voter information present”.
How many more millions of dead people are on INEC portal whose information is not updated to show they are dead?
ToAde (BSC, MSW, Ph.D) retweeted
This week, I have argued that @inecnigeria's claim of 103.4 million voters in #Nigeria is corpulent fantasy.
The statement by #INEC in the past 18 hrs confirms this to be the case. The reasons given by the Commission fall between fantastical & frightening. Its proposed remedies cannot enjoy public confidence.
The Commission now acknowledges multiple dubious entries that look like they are #AIGenerated & merely says it is "examining the circumstances surrounding" their occurrence, "including possible technical & procedural lapses."
This is not good enough.
#INEC's own voter registration procedure is high on #TransactionCost for honest citizens. It requires physical presentation for a #PhotoCapture.
Data breach of any sort in this process simply means an #InsideJob. In other words, it would be #PrimaFacie evidence that the Commission is compromised.
The response is not more of the same as this statement proposes. Trusting the same compromised system or process to correct this is a sure guarantee of a #WhiteWash. It will compound complicity with #CoverUp.
What this needs is an independent technical review & reconciliation in a process that affords observer capacity to all the registered political parties fielding candidates in the #NigeriaDecides2027, together with representatives of organised labour, media, & civics (including faith entities). This may not be perfect but under the circumstances it will significantly increase the threshold of credibility in the outcome.
Anything less & the first shots have been fired in an election designed to be lacking in both credibility & public trust.
INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION
PRESS STATEMENT
CLARIFICATION ON ALLEGED AI-GENERATED PHOTOGRAPHS IN THE PRELIMINARY REGISTER OF VOTERS
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has noted public concerns and reports circulating on social media regarding suspected AI-generated photographs appearing in the Preliminary Register of Voters recently published on its website.
The Commission wishes to clarify that the register published online on 26 October 2026 is the same preliminary register physically displayed at Registration Areas (RAs) nationwide from 9th to 15th October 2026 as part of the Display, Claims and Objections exercise.
During the physical display, a number of questionable registration records were identified and flagged for further examination. The Commission commenced the process of reviewing these records and taking appropriate corrective action in accordance with established procedures.
The online publication represents the original preliminary register and does not reflect all ongoing data-cleanup activities.
It is important to emphasize that the preliminary register is not the final certified register. The Display, Claims and Objections exercise is specifically intended to facilitate public scrutiny, identify inaccuracies and irregularities, and enable appropriate corrections before certification.
The Commission is also examining the circumstances surrounding the suspicious photographs, including possible technical or procedural lapses, and will take appropriate action based on verified findings.
The Commission appreciates the vigilance of citizens and stakeholders who have brought these concerns to public attention. Such scrutiny contributes to the process of improving the accuracy and integrity of the register.
INEC remains committed to completing the necessary verification, adjudication, and data-cleanup processes ahead of the scheduled certification of the final Register of Voters on 15th December 2026.
The Commission assures Nigerians that verified irregularities will be addressed through the applicable procedures and that further updates will be provided as the review progresses.
Mohammed Kudu Haruna
Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee (IVEC)
27th October, 2026
ToAde (BSC, MSW, Ph.D) retweeted
As Governor of Kano, Sen. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso prioritised education. The Obi–Kwankwaso ticket also places education at the centre of its vision.
Share Aggressively!
ToAde (BSC, MSW, Ph.D) retweeted
The NDC is on a mission to rescue Nigeria and reset Rivers State: for our people, for our children, and for the future we owe the next generation.
A new Nigeria is possible with Obi/Kwankwaso.
A new Rivers State is possible with Dumo/Mike.
Join the NDC. Stand with us today, and let's make this a reality come 2027.
#RiversStateBelongsToThePeople #ResetRiversState #NDC #Service #NDCDLB2027
Can you imagine?
And @SenatorAAYari and @Bellomatawalle1 feel no shame!
#ICYMI: @PoliceNG in Gusau, capital of Zamfara State in NW #Nigeria, says it has arrested the member of the Jama'atu Izalatil Bid'ah Wa'iqamatus Sunnah, #JIBWIS, caught in a now #ViralVideo leading the chant: "Give Us Rifles To K!ll #Arna...." in places like Enugu & Jos.
This is news on its own. But the matter is a lot more serious than this.
Pls spare me a few moments of your time.
According to the Police, the suspect was located in Gusau. However, the police said the road from Gusau to Maradun was so bad that they had to contact #JIBWIS in Maradun to bring the suspect to Gusau, in all likelihood by #Okada.
This is where it gets interesting.
Maradun is the home of @OfficialAPCNg's Minister of State for Defence, @Bellomatawalle1, who is also the immediate past governor of Zamfara State.
The distance from Gusau to Maradun is officially between 91-100 km. That should ordinarily take about 70 mins on a modestly bad road. Now it takes over 180 mins of mostly undriveable road. That is before you factor in insecurity.
Zamfara is also the home of @YariAbdulaziz, Director-General of @officialABAT's re-election campaign. He is from Talata Mafara, which is separated from Maradun by less than 25 km.
Both communities are in the same Zamfara West Senatorial District currently represented in the @NGRSenate by Senate Yari, who is also the penultimate Governor of the State. The bad road continues to the village of Sen. Yari, past the Talata Mafara Central Primary School, from which he graduated.
Also from Zamfara West is Senator Sani Yerima, who comes from Anka, about 110 km from Gusau in the same Zamfara West. He was also Governor of the State for 8 yrs until 2007 & Senator thereafter for 12 yrs from 2007-2019. There is also no road to his place.
These are the 3 men leading the charge to bring #RenewedHopeEncore to #Nigerians. Our gratitude must know no bounds.
#ProgressivesAreWorkingTogether!
ToAde (BSC, MSW, Ph.D) retweeted
Dear @RepRileyMoore, Nigerians need your help now because the APC wants to rig the election again.
Act fast and tell Daddy Trump. This attached video shows AI-generated voters' cards as evidence of their plan to rig.
We ask that Trump enforce free and fair elections in Nigeria in January 2027.
We need high-tech surveillance and protection to prevent casualties, as the APC seems ready to kill us all since we won’t back out this time.
Thank you, sir.
We appreciate your efforts.
ToAde (BSC, MSW, Ph.D) retweeted
📍Adamawa, Yola North, Karewa Ward
👉INEC 2027 REGISTER
Please can @inecnigeria EXPLAIN whose name is "FGHFGHHH GFGFG"?
Guys, this systemic rigging is across the entire register!
Haaa! Amupitan & Tinubu,
You will FAIL‼️
ToAde (BSC, MSW, Ph.D) retweeted
Please, beg INEC to allow my grandma rest in peace. The deãd can't vote, it's 20yrs and counting
ToAde (BSC, MSW, Ph.D) retweeted
.@officialABAT - we've just read that you approved 70K transport allowance for Nigerian workers.
It doesn't matter what you do, your time in Aso Rock is up. Your days are numbered.
I'm sure you can already see it coming. Your days are numbered.
ToAde (BSC, MSW, Ph.D) retweeted
Dear @inecnigeria, why is my name missing from the newly released online voter register when I have my registration renewal receipt and all the evidence of completing the process?
My VIN confirms my polling unit, yet my name is nowhere to be found.
Many Nigerians are raising similar concerns. INEC, explain what happened and urgently resolve this issue.
Public confidence in your credibility is already under serious strain. Publish my name or give me a clear explanation. If this is not addressed, I will pursue legal action to protect my voting rights.
Is that understood?
Brilliant!
Hopefully that's another nutcase on the way to prison!
Nigeria shall also celebrate!
ToAde (BSC, MSW, Ph.D) retweeted
Dear @inecnigeria,
Glitch no dey tire una? Wetin be this again “The Commission is also examining the circumstances surrounding the suspicious photographs, including possible technical or procedural lapses”….
Emphasis on “including possible technical or procedural lapses, aka glitch”.
You had all the time in the world to publish a clean database, again you failed!
INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION
PRESS STATEMENT
CLARIFICATION ON ALLEGED AI-GENERATED PHOTOGRAPHS IN THE PRELIMINARY REGISTER OF VOTERS
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has noted public concerns and reports circulating on social media regarding suspected AI-generated photographs appearing in the Preliminary Register of Voters recently published on its website.
The Commission wishes to clarify that the register published online on 26 October 2026 is the same preliminary register physically displayed at Registration Areas (RAs) nationwide from 9th to 15th October 2026 as part of the Display, Claims and Objections exercise.
During the physical display, a number of questionable registration records were identified and flagged for further examination. The Commission commenced the process of reviewing these records and taking appropriate corrective action in accordance with established procedures.
The online publication represents the original preliminary register and does not reflect all ongoing data-cleanup activities.
It is important to emphasize that the preliminary register is not the final certified register. The Display, Claims and Objections exercise is specifically intended to facilitate public scrutiny, identify inaccuracies and irregularities, and enable appropriate corrections before certification.
The Commission is also examining the circumstances surrounding the suspicious photographs, including possible technical or procedural lapses, and will take appropriate action based on verified findings.
The Commission appreciates the vigilance of citizens and stakeholders who have brought these concerns to public attention. Such scrutiny contributes to the process of improving the accuracy and integrity of the register.
INEC remains committed to completing the necessary verification, adjudication, and data-cleanup processes ahead of the scheduled certification of the final Register of Voters on 15th December 2026.
The Commission assures Nigerians that verified irregularities will be addressed through the applicable procedures and that further updates will be provided as the review progresses.
Mohammed Kudu Haruna
Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee (IVEC)
27th October, 2026