Topic: Inec voters verification 2023 Election (Read 109 times)

I understand that, 9ja have suffered from high rate of underdevelopment in infrastructure and another capital project like road, electricity and what have you, but that does not mean there have not been development at all, even the present government headed by Preseident Bahuri have done well in terms of road construction across Nigeria even though he did not achieve anything, that alone is something that we can point to as long term national project that we can look back on, I just use that as an example anyways but the records are there and verifiable e.g Lagos Ibadan expressway.
That being said back to the issue of Nigeria being the giant of Africa:

I smile.
you think 9ja is still seen or taken to be the giant of Africa?
In what ways can we say they are giant of Africa, apart from music and movie industries what else can we boast of in life, since 1960, do we call it good roads, or good governance, electricity, employment and what? 
Just take a look at Electricity as a case study, we can't boast of 24/7 Power supply across the country except those area and region that has been taken by oil company which they got their stable supply through companies.
brotherly for me i don't classify our country to be the Giant of Africa.

My dear, we thank God for where Ghana is today in terms of economic stability and development, but we should also note that 9ja has also made some significant steps forward in some areas that ghana will take up to 10 years to achieve, take entertainment industry for example, Fhsna is nowhere near 9ja is is going to take them a long period to cash up with 9ja in that sector a few things to note about 9ja vs Ghana comparison:
- 9ja is presently suffering from what Ghana has suffered before but at the time, 9ja own situation is different than that of Ghana.
- once 9ja passed this phase and gets things right,  it will take Ghana several years to cash up with the pace of development.
So let us be positive and avoid compering 9ja to Ghana because that is a big insult to 9ja as the giant of Africa.

Our problem is that we don't want to try first rather we conclude that what works in another country may not work in country why?
Because of poor orientation, by right we should be more developed than just Ghana of yesterday, lemme not go far because they are our neighboring country so I wonder why we can't even go as far as them.

To answer your question, Nigeria is overripe for any development you have seen in other countries, let us try as much as possible to avoid one bad phrase that has affected our mind and even the mind of our leaders, which is Nigeria factors , this is the situation where we hear comments like.
What works in other countries doesn't work in Nigeria
This kind of mindset that is found among Nigerians including the leaders is what have to lead to a high rate of corruption and lack of demand for accountability from the political leaders. And to solve this situation we must fight to build stronger institutions If is truly independent and without executive interference in their conduct then I am very certain that electronic voting should be able to give Nigeria a 97% result which should be free and fair.
The current INEC software is is proven to be highly secured and unhackable which may be true even it not in 100% accurate but what we should fear most is insider job a situation where INEC will be answerable to a certain group that control their decision and this is were the electronic voting will be of advantages because it will reduce rigging that os normally done through the manual voting system and even under age voting will be reduced to it minimum.
Let just hope that everything work out dine this time, just like Lucky Dube said in his freedom song, one tenure of a good leader can bring about hundred years of development we hope this time we can vote a leader that have the development of this country at heart not minding tribe, class, and political party, we are first Nigerians/human before tribe and religion separated us.

God bless 🇳🇬 Nigeria

We thank God fir the development. It is dynamic and we pray more development continues. We are about adopting the electronic voting process inline with the new electoral act,  and I want to ask this question, is Nigeria ripe for electronic voting? When there is epileptic power supply and internet brigandage every where not to talk of our local communities that are not even digitally inclined how do they do about that.  Internet Service is poorly available in the villages and most of the communities are near inaccessible some are island and difficult to access as well. What is the possibility that the process would not be hijacked by hackers to  work in favour of their paymaster who are desperate to win election. I hope the inec are fully ready to  deliver service as promised. This time around no more stories.

This information na better one, but wetin dey there be say, there are something wey me no understand , how government go send person work finish him go come use am the do business meanwhile government go still pay the person nawa oooo.

I appreciate this information wey una dey pass so,election time don dey draw near and make we too also prepare ourselves to go vote by making sure say our polling unit dey confirm. The way wey INEC dey prepare make we no say the country leadership dey our hand and na only through election we fit use vote out bad government. I don check my own polling unit with this link wey u drop @ knowngunman and e be like say dem no change my own polling unit becos na still my polling unit I dey.

How take change your own without your permission but for my side he no happen, Abi make I just say I never see anybody complain say they change he or her polling unit, but thank you for this information about say make we tell our people make them check am maybe they never look am well because some people like those our old parents will just will just collect it without not being checking it well.

Thank you for sharing this information. Na wetin I Wan post before be that and I come jam am here already. I go still add extra to your own sha because INEC May have Changed  your Polling Unit, even though  you did not apply for changing of polling unit.

I just discovered now say my polling unit Don changed though I never applied for that. But I am still in the same ward, my polling unit has been changed to another one. The place wey l voted in 2019 is no longer my polling unit as l just discovered.

Kindly confirm for yourself, your family members, friends and neighbors the present status of the polling unit. Use this direct link to check check your status

E go dey painful on the day of election to waste your time going to a wrong place and after queuing for a long time dem go tell you that you no belong here.

As the date for the 2023/general election draw closer, we have quite a good number of development in Nigera and one of which is the adoption of electronic voting and inline with the new electoral law that will allow inec to conduct a free and fair election,  and to achieve that is the adoption of electronics voting which is part of the electoral law passed recently,  and in practice inec have adopt a numbers of ways to get the electorates prepared ahead of the poll every registered voters in Nigeria can now verify the status of their voters card on the inec website.
Below is link to verify your voters status
https://voters.inecnigeria.org