JESUS!!! I AV FINALLY SEEN WHERE @ruffydfire DERIVED HIS COURAGE AND LIVER! D GREATEST OBIDIENTS, KINDLY RETWEET MASSIVELY TILL IT GETS TO THEIR CAMP SO THEY WILL KNOW THAT RUFAI HAS COLLEAGUES! I swear down, aside Rufai, no journalist has d liver to talk to Remi Tinubu like dis.
It underscores the urgent need for comprehensive electoral reforms to ensure that our elections are free, fair, and credible. We must learn from South Africa's example and strive to build a system that restores the people's faith in our democracy.
Meanwhile, Nigeria's electoral process is mired in controversy and lacks transparency. This glaring juxtaposition is a painful reminder of our country's ongoing struggles with democratic governance.
The process has been widely discredited. The differences between the two countries' electoral processes are both stark and lamentable. South Africa's Election Results Center, with its state-of-the-art electronic board, showcased results with unparalleled precision and speed.
the elections were plagued by allegations of fraud and widespread irregularities, all forms of glitches, despite an enormous expenditure to the tune of about a billion dollars (direct allocation of =N=313 Billion and donor agencies supports)
This is in stark contrast, to the show of shame that the giant of Africa, Nigeria, gave the World in 2023. Nigeria's 2023, with less than 30% of the Voter turnout and over 60% of the polling stations starting late, no diaspora voting,
This demonstrated the robustness and transparency of their system. The seamless online dissemination of results further highlights their commitment to democratic principles and technological advancement.
With about 60% Voter turnout, over 90% of polling open on time, allowing diaspora voting, the results and updates were real-time without any form of technical glitches during the election .
The outcome of the recent South African election results remains a shining example of what a transparent and efficient democratic electoral process should look like.
@LawrenceOkoroPG Please sir, I need to buy food stuff at home, just paid my house rent with all I have, left with 420 naira in my account...don't know where my next meal will come from