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INEC, 2023 General Elections and the Nigerian Voters

According to a Facebook User, Mr. Ferdinand, blaming invalid registrations on voters because they did double registrations is absolute ‘baldadash’ and this further projects the ineptitude of #INEC to manage our electoral process. Why weren’t these voters informed of their pre-existing PVC upon registration for a new one?…

If you walk up to the Nigeria Immigration and request a brand new Int’l passport (not a renewal), as soon as your data is captured and uploaded, the system will detect that you already have a valid passport and wouldn’t proceed with registration. Why can’t INEC do the same for PVCs?.

If you take a closer look at the below Voter Registration Data Analysis released by INEC, You will agree with me that there is a serious call for concern.

Could this be truly a mere coincidence, or a Grand scheme for an ultimate Electoral malpractice already orchestrated even before the votes are caste. One thing looks certain come 2023, should the General Elections be rigged, the Nigerian State as we know it might not remain the same.

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