Fresh alarm over 2027 polls: Ex-REC lists ‘dangerous’ Sections of Electoral Act 2026

Author: olufemiajasaPublished on: May 3, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Fresh alarm over 2027 polls: Ex-REC lists ‘dangerous’ Sections of Electoral Act 2026

Mike Igini, former Resident Electoral Commissioner, raised concerns about certain sections of the Electoral Act 2026 that could undermine the 2027 elections. He emphasized the importance of free, fair, and credible elections to restore public confidence in the democratic process. Igini also called for immediate amendments to the Act to prevent chaotic outcomes.

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