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The International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law (Intersociety), Nigeria’s leading independent research and investigative, democracy, human rights, rule of law and public security and safety advocacy/not-for-profit Organization has responded swiftly to the armada of electoral fraud that characterized the 25th Feb 2023 Presidential Poll by identifying, naming and dragging forty-four top INEC […]

…as Election Day voter disenfranchisement had risen to 6m in SE/SS and 4m in Lagos, Ogun, FCT and others …int’l funding to INEC and rubberstamping CSOs shall be embargoed and all INEC commissioners denied visas, etc Election Day Disenfranchisement Risen To 6m In SE/SS And 4m In Lagos, FCT, Ogun, etc Intersociety’s post presidential poll

If the ongoing widespread result manipulations are declared by INEC, it is permanent bye-bye to united and peaceful Nigeria Eastern Democracy and Human Rights Coalition Warns INEC and Nigerian Leaders Perfecting the ongoing widespread electoral irregularities by the Independent National Electoral Commission and its conspiratorial CSOs and desperate politicians in APC and others and announcing

…reports of massive thumb-printing and conspiratorial uploading of fake results from Imo LGAs without voting reaching us …INEC must not set the South-East on fire by conspiratorially accepting and uploading “Omuma Magic Results” on its server The International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law (Intersociety) is again issuing this statement of extreme urgency

…as out of every 500 eligible voters that came out to vote in a polling unit, 200 could not vote; likewise 150 out of every 300 …there must be comprehensive review of voting in the State’s 4,608 polling units and credible repeat in those without voting The International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of

A coalition of Civil Society Organisations, CSOs, has told the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to explain to Nigerians why the Biometric Voter Accreditation System, BVAS developed faults during the February 25 Presidential and National Assembly elections. The CSOs also said that the electoral umpire has to justify the sum of N400 billion spent for