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On election day resolveam.org will be an election incident monitoring platform
If you have a case to report, we will amplify it for you on election day
ResolveAm is a Nigerian civic-tech digital platform designed for citizens to report public issues, track institutional accountability, and drive community-led change. [1, 2]
Operated by the Foundation for Community Justice and Response (FCJR)—a Lagos-based non-profit organization—the platform aims to ensure that public complaints are not ignored and that citizens have a transparent, public record to document systemic issues. [1, 2]
What Can Be Reported?
Nigerians use ResolveAm to submit public reports across several core categories: [1]
•Infrastructure Failures: Broken roads, bridges, and prolonged utility disruptions (e.g., communities crying out over failed electricity grid connections or transformer issues).
•Government & Corruption: Instances of public extortion, bribery, abuse of power, or political misconduct.
•Social & Community Issues: Public welfare concerns, social injustices, human rights violations, and safety threats.
•Environmental & Health Hazards: Pollution, illegal waste dumping, and public health risks.
•Systemic & Nationwide Failures: Structural problems like wrongful banking deductions or broad institutional errors.
[1, 2, 3]
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@inecnigeria, failing to publish the voters’ register online is an offence under Section 19(5) of the Electoral Act 2026, and dereliction of duty under Section 124(1), and the 18 October deadline has passed.
Are you above the law?
The Center for Governance Research has launched the Governance Report, a monthly, evidence-based look at how Nigeria's governments are performing.
Each month we score every state government, the FCT and the federal government on nine measures that shape everyday life: basic needs, healthcare, education, the economy and public finances, infrastructure, security, governance, transparency and public sentiment. Every government is judged by the same rules, and every fact in the report is tied to a named source and a date.
What you can expect from us:
• A final score out of 100 for every state, ranked within its zone, with the best performers named each month.
• A clear explanation of why each score is what it is, and where the evidence was thin.
• Our method, published in full, so anyone can check how a score was reached.
Every score follows a published method, the same for every government, and the evidence behind each one can be checked.
The first report, covering September 2026, is now online at governanceresearch.org/, together with our method. You can read and download it there.
If you would like the figures behind a state's score, or an interview, or any other inquiry, please reply to this email.
Thank you for your time.
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Former INEC Commissioner Festus Okoye says INEC is in breach of the Electoral Act by not displaying the voters’ register. He also asks why voters aged 18 to 34 fell from about 37 million to 29 million.
#Mundx #INEC #VotersRegister #NigeriaDecides2027
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I didn’t believe it when I heard Festus Okoye say this on TV. I had to go and check the Electoral Act myself, and he was right. I am shocked!
Under Nigeria’s Electoral Act 2026, INEC controls the prosecution of offences under the Act, even when its own officials are involved.
How does this make sense? Who holds INEC accountable?
And Nigeria’s political parties? What a complete joke!
How can you claim to want credible elections and still allow INEC to control the prosecution of its own officials?
What a disgrace!
SECOND CHANCE (THE STORY) youtu.be/rbj4Voi0ymM?si=DA-u… via @YouTube
Very sad
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INEC ooo
INEC has failed to publish the register. It missed the 90 day window of which Nigerians are quiet and looking.
@NewsCentralTV invited Fmr INEC Commissioner Festus Okoye to ask him the way forward.
Hear him recommending prison time for those responsible for this breach. It’s a very big deal.
INEC can’t be trusted.
Ok
The Facts Speak for itself
As at the time Peter Obi left office in 2014, Anambra state had the second to the lowest population of multidimensional poverty stricken folks in the whole of Nigeria
These are research findings of the World Bank, not one agbado center
Peter Obi is an Enigma...Please give him his flowers
