INEC registration

Udora Orizu in Abuja. The Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP) on Wednesday alleged that there were moves to use a secret Court action to stop the ...

The parties further alleged that the Chairman of Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof. CUPP said, “The intelligence CUPP intercepted which has led to the discovery of the suit filed seeking to nullify the BVAS and exposure of the massive compromise in the voters register cannot now be wrong that the third leg of the plot is to sack the National Chairman through a suspension as the plotters know they cannot get the required numbers from the National Assembly for an outright sack. Mahmood Yakubu was under pressure for the commission to announce a change to the Commission’s stance on the compulsory use of the BVAS machine for accreditation or get sacked as Chairman of the Commission.

From Ndubuisi Orji, Abuja. Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP) has said that it has uncovered alleged plot by some unscrupulous politicians to ...

Similarly, the opposition spokesman called on Civil Society Organisation (CSOs), as well as local and international observers to raise in the defense of democracy in the country. “We hereby call on INEC to reassure Nigerians that the elections have not already been determined. It is a case of monumental compromise of the national voter’s register…

Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP) has alleged that some individuals have begun adulterating the voters register of the Independent National ...

Equally, many male photos had their gender written as female and vice versa. The coalition also alleged that a court case has been initiated secretly to compel INEC to stop the use of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS). Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP) has alleged that some individuals have begun adulterating the voters register of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

The Nigerian opposition parties under the aegis of the Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP) have raised an alarm over alleged moves to use secret ...

"Significant among the discoveries in the register is the fact that the majority of the foreign names were all born in 1983 despite whether their photographs showed they were old or young. Equally, many male photos had their gender written as female and vice versa." But it did not disclose the name of the political party. Ugochinyere said, "The intelligence the CUPP intercepted which has led to the discovery of the suit filed seeking to nullify the BVAS and exposure of the massive compromise in the voters' register cannot now be wrong that the third leg of the plot is to sack the National Chairman through a suspension as they plotters know they cannot get the required numbers from the National Assembly for an outright sack." The Coalition also claimed that it has uncovered massive voter registration fraud and a plot to sack the chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) if he fails to stop the use of BVAS. The Nigerian opposition parties under the aegis of the Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP) have raised an alarm over alleged moves to use secret court action to stop the use of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) machine in the 2023 general elections.

Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP), yesterday, raised the alarm that some forces have begun adulterating the voters register of the Independent ...

Equally, many male photos had their gender written as female and vice versa. It also alleged that a court case has been initiated secretly to compel INEC to stop the use of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS). Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP), yesterday, raised the alarm that some forces have begun adulterating the voters register of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

... * Says Commission Under Pressure To Dump BVAS *Foreigners' Names Flooded INEC's Delisted Voters' Register. Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP) ...

Similarly, the opposition spokesman called on Civil Society Organisation (CSOs) as well as local and international observers to rise in the defence of democracy in the country. It is a case of monumental compromise of the national voter’s register. “First, we commend the INEC Chairman, Prof.

The group also alleged that a court case has been initiated to force INEC to stop the use of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System...

Good journalism costs a lot of money. Mr Ugochinyere also presented instances where pictures of a male registered voters carry names of female voters and vice-versa. “The intelligence CUPP intercepted which has led to the discovery of the suit filed seeking to nullify the BVAS and exposure of the massive compromise in the voters register cannot be wrong now that the third leg of the plot is to sack the INEC Chairman through a suspension as the plotters know they cannot get the required numbers from the National Assembly for an outright sack.

The Independent National Electoral Commission on Thursday berated the Coalition of United Political Parties over allegations of planned suspension of the ...

First, the Commission is conducting a comprehensive Automated Biometric Identification System cleanup of the registration data by scrutinising every record. “The attention of the Commission has been drawn to a report of a press conference addressed by the Coalition of United Political Parties on the Register of Voters for the 2023 general election. The Independent National Electoral Commission on Thursday berated the Coalition of United Political Parties over allegations of planned suspension of the Biomodal Voter Accreditation System for the conduct of the 2023 elections.

INEC had conducted the Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) nationwide between 28 June 2021 and 31 July 2022.

In the document, pictures of male registered voters bear names of female voters and vice-versa. Good journalism costs a lot of money. What is this?!” she said in her tweet. What sort of nonsense is this?! I never finished my pvc registration yet here is my name with an old man’s face. “@inecnigeria is an evil organisation and we need to call these people out.

you may have read some reports making the rounds that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has "delisted" one million newly-registered ...

“But we made a determination not to enable the device because it will take some time searching through the database of 84 million registered voters and that will keep people on the queue for too long. Okoye said in this case, the commission invalidates and removes the newer registration(s) and leaves the already existing one. In other words, INEC did not delist voters. “Some already registered persons registered again relying on misinformation and disinformation that PVCs issued before 2011 have expired. We also target visibly underaged.” This is when an individual who has previously registered to vote does so again.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it has yet to add new registrants, captured at the Continuous Voter Registration (CVR)to the ...

15 and July 31 is being concluded presently, and the outcome in terms of multiple and ineligible records will be made public. “It Is important to reiterate that no new registrant has yet been added to the Register of Voters for the 2023 General Election or will be included until these supplemental activities have been completed in line with the law. Okoye said that no new registrant would also be added to the register until the supplemental activities for their integration have been completed in line with the law.

As preparations for the 2023 general election intensify, the independence national electoral commission is compiling a list of registered.

However, if your PVC is completely lost and you re-register, the implication is that you will not vote in the 2023 election”. Speaking further on the issue of delisting multiple registrations from INEC’s portal, Mr. He also noted that INEC will display the voter register once the process of verification is concluded, adding that permanent voter cards for all valid registrants are expected to be available for collection by the end of October or early November this Okoye said that contrary to the perception of some people, who hold that the commission’s systems are not reliable and do not have the capacity and facilities to detect multiple and double registrants, it was a demonstration of transparency and a credit to INEC. In addition, the Chairman of the Information and Voter Education Committee stated that the commission was nearly finished with the abyss and adjudication on the registration process, which began on the 15th of January and will end on the 31st of July, 2022, adding that the total value of registrations and invalid registrations will be unveiled by the Independent National Electoral Commission Chairman, professor Mahmoud Yakubu. He stated that the implication for those who had multiple registrations is that while registration is still valid, one can vote in the place where they registered rather than the place where they wanted to transfer to, and thus for those ones, votes in the places where the original is registered can be seen.

Abuja, Sept. 15, 2023 The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it has yet to add new registrants, captured at the Continuous Voter Registration ...

[5](#5) “The attention of the commission has been drawn to a report of a press conference addressed by the [Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP)](https://nnn.ng/tag/coalition-of-united-political-parties-cupp/) on the Register of Voters for the 2023 general election. [8](#8) Okoye said that [Nigeria](https://nnn.ng/tag/nigeria/)ns would recall that on July 31, the commission suspended the [CVR](https://nnn.ng/tag/cvr/) to commence supplemental activities that would culminate in the integration of new registrants into the final register of voters for the 2023 General Election. [16](#16) “The ABIS for the period of registration [bet](https://nnn.ng/bet9ja/)ween Jan. [Independent National Electoral Commission](https://nnn.ng/tag/independent-national-electoral-commission/) (INEC) says it has yet to add new registrants, captured at the [Continuous Voter Registration (CVR)](https://nnn.ng/tag/continuous-voter-registration/)to the Voters’ Register for 2023 General Election. [9](#9) “It Is important to reiterate that no new registrant has yet been added to the Register of Voters for the 2023 General Election or will be included until these supplemental activities have been completed in line with the law. [13](#13) “Further, in line with Section 19(1) of the Electoral Act 2022, after the [ABIS](https://nnn.ng/tag/abis/) and clean up, the Commission shall appoint a period of seven days during which the register will be published for scrutiny by the public for objections and complaints.

The former Provost Marshall of the Nigerian Army, Brigadier General Idada Ikponwen (Rtd), has described as unfortunate and worrisome the discovery of over ...

In a multi-ethnic and multi-religion society, a party that intends to win the next elections at any level, must ensure that everyone is carried along,” he stated. On the choice of a Muslim-Muslim ticket by the ruling APC, he berated the party for fielding candidates of the same faith, saying that, “governance is the business of the people. On the other hand there is need to give INEC kudos for the recovery and giving the information to Nigerians.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has reacted to the allegation of voter registration fraud levelled against the commission and the.

We appeal for your support while we painstakingly deal with the cleanup of the register and other processes that will guarantee that the general election in 2023 is free, fair, credible and inclusive.” The ABIS for the period of registration between 15th January and 31st July is being concluded presently, and the outcome in terms of multiple and ineligible records will be made public. “For the avoidance of doubt, we restate the main components of these activities.

INEC had conducted the Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) nationwide between 28 June 2021 and 31 July 2022.

In the document, pictures of male registered voters bear names of female voters and vice-versa. Good journalism costs a lot of money. What is this?!” she said in her tweet. What sort of nonsense is this?! I never finished my pvc registration yet here is my name with an old man’s face. “@inecnigeria is an evil organisation and we need to call these people out.

From Romanus Ugwu, Abuja. Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has dismissed the claims from Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP) of ...

We appeal for your support while we painstakingly deal with the clean-up of the register and other processes that will guarantee that the general election in 2023 is free, fair, credible and inclusive,” the statement read. Reacting further, the electoral umpire noted: “The commission will continue to provide the public with updates on the progress of these processes, as we did through our Press Release of September 12, 2022. First, the commission is conducting a comprehensive Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS) clean-up of the registration data by scrutinising every record.

THE Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has reacted to an allegation by the Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP) that the national ...

“The Commission will continue to provide the public with updates on the progress of these processes, as we did through our Press Release of 12 September 2022. First, the Commission is conducting a comprehensive Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS) clean-up of the registration data by scrutinising every record. “Nigerians would recall that on 31st July 2022, the Commission suspended the Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) to commence supplemental activities that will culminate in the integration of new registrants into the final Register of Voters for the 2023 General Election.

A civil society group known as Cultural Credibility Development Initiative (CCDI) has demanded an investigation into the alleged voters' registration fraud ...

"This evil facing us must not be swept under the carpet. "The situation has become very curious as to who knew what and who is innocent. Part of the plan is the secretive and esoteric court case seeking many hideous reliefs.