Ex-INEC Commissioner Explains Why Real-Time Electronic Election Results Won't Work in Nigeria

Dr. Mustapha Lecki, a former commissioner of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), highlighted Nigeria's lack of preparedness for real-time electronic transmission of election results. He stated that the current voting process in Nigeria does not align with instant electronic result transmission.
Dr. Lecki emphasized the importance of maintaining transparency in the electoral process and argued against the push for instant transmission without adequate infrastructure. He pointed out that Nigeria does not conduct electronic voting and relies on manual processes for transparency.
Dr. Lecki cautioned that introducing electronic transmission without a full electronic voting system could lead to confusion and technical challenges, especially in rural areas with weak network coverage. He stressed the need for public confidence in the electoral process.
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