Senator Ireti Kingibe Affirms Senate's Position on Electronic Transmission of Election Results
Senator Ireti Kingibe, representing the Federal Capital Territory, reiterates the Senate's commitment to the electronic transmission of election results in Nigeria. She clarifies that the Senate has not reversed the provision regarding electronic transmission as outlined in the 2022 Electoral Act.
Kingibe emphasizes the significance of joint agreements between the Senate and the House of Representatives, with the involvement of key entities like INEC and civil society groups in the electoral process. The Senator underscores that after deliberations at legislative retreats, it was concluded that electronic transmission is the optimal choice for Nigeria, dispelling any misconceptions about the collection and transmission of election results.
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