Atiku Abubakar cited Joash Amupitan's critique of INEC regarding the electoral process.
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Atiku Abubakar cited Joash Amupitan's critique of INEC regarding the electoral process.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Atiku Abubakar
Nigerian politician
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Joash Amupitan
Nigeria professor of law
Related events
- INEC held a youth dialogue programme in Abuja, with Joash Amupitan serving as Chairman and Mohammed Haruna representing the commission.
- Professor Amupitan leads the presentation of the Independent National Electoral Commission's operational guidelines.
- INEC's operational demands are influenced by staffing and funding issues, while Amupitan raises concerns about operational capacity.
- Atiku Abubakar accuses the Tinubu administration of enabling an electoral crisis and demands accountability for AI photo tampering by INEC officials.
- Joash Amupitan is the INEC Chairman, the Governor of Adamawa State visited the FCT Minister, President's statements are made in Nigeria, and Bayo Onanuga serves as Special Adviser to the President.