YIAGA: Reforms fail to inspire confidence in INEC
05 March 2023 |
11:21 am
Findings by YIAGA Africa has shown that despite several reforms in Nigeria’s electoral processes, public confidence in the ability of the Independent National Electoral Commission to conduct a hitch-free election has remained low.
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