I WAS HIGHLY RELEVANT IN NIGERIA BEFORE I BECAME GOVERNOR -SULE. (PHOTO).

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 I Was Highly Relevant In Nigeria Before I Became Governor -Sule *** “The overwhelming pressure from parents, supporters, and people who have worked with me throughout the period is so overwhelming that it is a situation I can reconsider. Every time I have made a statement, I have kept it for the entire six and a half years I have been governor. Every time I said I was going to do something, I did it. “Before I became governor, I was highly relevant in this country. I was the managing director of African Petroleum. I got my name from the capital market for that. I am one of the governors who ran one of the most successful companies, at one time the most capitalized company in Nigeria – Dangote Sugar Refinery PLC. I made my name from there. I have done a lot of other things.” -Governor Sule On Channels Television’s Politics Today | March 23, 2026

AMENDED ELECTORAL ACT HAS GIVEN US HOPE — EX-INEC ICT DIRECTOR. (PHOTO).


 Amended Electoral Act has given us hope — Ex-INEC ICT Director


A former Director of Information and Communication Technology at the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Chidi Nwafor, says recent amendments to Nigeria’s electoral framework provide renewed confidence in the country’s capacity to deliver more transparent elections.


Nwafor spoke on Sunday at the Citizens’ Townhall on the Electoral Act 2026 held in Abuja, where electoral stakeholders assessed the readiness of institutions ahead of the 2027 polls. “Technologically speaking, for me, the new Electoral Act has given us hope. In the new Electoral Act, you now have IReV in there. Whether we like it or not, we don’t have a 100 per cent network, we know that,” he said.


Providing context on infrastructure realities, Nwafor added, “At the time we did that design, we had about 93 to 94 per cent 2G coverage. “As of today, we are talking about roughly 86 to 89 per cent in terms of 3G. You can compress your data and use 2G to send your information that is not the issue.” He stressed that the central goal of the reforms is the real-time transmission of results from polling units. “There is this word,  real time. You finish the election, count it, and when you finish counting, you send two pieces of information: the accredited voters and the results,” he said.


According to him, the process already allows officials to transmit both the accreditation figures and images of result sheets, though connectivity gaps may still occur in remote areas. “There are two possibilities, one is that you must snap and send. The second is that it may not go because of network challenges,” he noted.

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