E-transmission controversy: Why most NASS members may lose seats in 2027

By Clifford Ndujihe, Politics Editor Former Cross River State Resident Electoral Commissioner, REC, and lawyer, Mr. Mike Igini, has raised the alarm over what he described as a looming “institutional self-harm” by the National Assembly, warning that the controversial proviso qualifying real-time electronic transmission of polling unit results could cost a majority of federal lawmakers […] The post E-transmission controversy: Why most NASS members may lose seats in 2027 — Igini appeared first on Vanguard News.

E-transmission controversy: Why most NASS members may lose seats in 2027 — Igini

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