2023 elections: Electorates assess INEC’s credibility
By Guardian Exclusive
20 March 2023 |
4:55 am
INEC, the Independent National Electoral Commission, has been the subject of a great deal of criticism in Nigeria following what some are calling a poorly executed recent election. Opinions on the electoral body's performance vary greatly among Nigerians, with some commending it for an excellent job and others condemning it for a woeful one.
In this article
- 2023Election
- Adeleke
- Africa
- avenue
- business
- dead
- Deborah Bakare
- December
- desperation
- Dollar
- Electorates
- festival
- Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour
- INEC
- IPOB
- Labour Party
- Lagos
- Lois Ogunniyi
- lovers
- Muhammadu Buhari
- MuriOkunola Park
- Naira
- NnamdiKanu
- people
- PeterObi
- platform
- Sammie Okposo
- SanwoOlu
- tear gassed
- themed
- VictoriaIsland
- Violence
- Vivour
- voter harassment
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