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Nigerian Civil Society Pushes for Real-Time Election Result Transmission
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- •INEC chair reassured voters on February 21 about e-transmission of results to the INEC Results Viewing (IReV) portal.
- •Civil society organizations planned protests on February 20 to demand real-time transmission of election results.
- •On February 19, INEC publicly stated its position supporting e-transmission but acknowledged challenges.
- •Concerns were raised about possible technical glitches in 2027 elections that could affect result transmission.
- •Electoral Hub called on INEC to make the FCT election a critical reference point for future polls.
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- ▸If INEC successfully implements real-time e-transmission without technical issues voter confidence in election transparency could increase, benefiting Nigeria's democratic process.
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