A new report released by Kimpact Development Initiative has revealed inconsistency in the results announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission and that of the INEC result viewing portal...
The non-governmental organisation, which advances good governance and democratic rights, said the inconsistency suggested high scale irregularities in Nigeria’s electoral system. The report identified persistent challenges, including discrepancies in accreditation figures and missing ballot incidents, indicating systemic weaknesses in election management.
According to the document, a total of 302 polling units’ results were not uploaded to IReV across the three states, noting that the commission only provided an explanation for 75 of these. “While some may believe that the missing results were simply cancelled, a further examination of the data reveals a more complex narrative. The uploaded results on IReV include instances of form EC40G upload in locations where elections were cancelled either to overvoting, BVAS failure, or violence disruptions, indicating that these anomalies were among the 10,168 results uploaded.
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