MundX Analytics and Actizens Demand Voter Register Probe

MundX Analytics and Actizens Social Impact Foundation have called for an investigation into discrepancies in Nigeria's voters’ register as the country prepares for the 2027 general elections. This appeal was made during a joint pre-summit press conference in Awka, Anambra State.
The organizations announced the upcoming 2027 Election Evidence Summit, scheduled for November 30, 2026. Martin Uwakwe, the Founder of MundX Analytics, presented alarming discrepancies, including a polling unit linked to Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo, which showed an increase from 397 registered voters in the 2024 governorship election to 4,783 in the 2026 preliminary register, a rise of approximately 1,105 percent.
Uwakwe also raised concerns about suspicious voter photographs, some allegedly generated by artificial intelligence. He urged INEC to clarify these issues and called for an independent examination of the electoral records.
Chidi Kanu, Executive Director of Actizens Social Impact Foundation, emphasized the need for mechanisms to preserve authentic polling-unit results for electoral dispute resolution.
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