Analyzing INEC's Proposed Reforms - Ezenwa Nwagwu | Emmanuel Njoku

[@archi3094]

Universities, colleges, and high schools should not be always closed bcos of elections. Instead, students can be allowed to join the early voting and then continue in their studies.

[@barnabasonwuemenem4149]

The early voting should not be limited to only few groups like journalists, election monitors, election observers, etc. Early voting should be open to all citizen registered voters, which should have a time limit of two or three days and the sites for early voting should be at local government headquarters where law enforcement officers will ensure the safety and security of voters as well as promote transparency, free, fair, and credible participatory democracy.

[@Officialsalesmansolo]

As inec is planning reforms. Some political elite are planning their own. Grab it and run with it😂

[@timipereallison2647]

This Ezenwa guy has held this dishonest, pro-APC position on the IReV. The 2022 electoral guideline which derived from the electoral act made it mandatory for INEC to compare IReV results with the polling unit results as shown in the results sheets given to all party agents. Only when there are no discrepancies could INEC go ahead to announce the results. This talk about IReV being a repository of electoral data for researchers is dishonest and disrespectful.

[@Ikeperiod]

Oga red cap i don’t understand you your approach is already making it complex aka Nigerian style

[@barnabasonwuemenem4149]

The early voting should not be limited to only few groups like journalists, election monitors, election observers, etc. Early voting should be open to all citizen registered voters, which should have a time limit of two or three days and the sites for early voting should be at local government headquarters where law enforcement officers will ensure the safety and security of voters as well as promote transparency, free, fair, and credible participatory democracy.