Anglican Women Urge INEC to Enforce Electoral Act for 2027

Women of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), Diocese of Abuja, have called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to strictly enforce the Electoral Act in preparation for the 2027 general elections. This demand was made during the 27th Annual Diocesan Women’s Conference held at the Basilica of Grace, Gudu, Abuja, and presented by Mrs Angela Eberechukwu Ndukuba, President of the Mothers’ Union, Women’s Guild, and Girls’ Guild.
The conference emphasized the importance of eligible Christian women taking their civic responsibilities seriously, including ensuring their voter registration is complete and engaging in the electoral process. Additionally, the women expressed concerns over insecurity, economic hardship, and domestic violence, urging governments to enhance security measures and support for victims.
They specifically addressed the issues of farmers-herders clashes and poor road conditions, which have exacerbated insecurity and hindered livelihoods. The conference called for accountability for perpetrators and better coordination among security agencies.
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