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| details from adhoc |
After a three-day training, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has released the final shortlist for the state of Borno's 2023 general elections. This is a critical stage in the groundwork for the impending decisions, and it flags the responsibility of INEC to direct free, fair, and solid races.
The goal of the three-day training was to give INEC employees the skills and knowledge they needed to do their jobs well during the election. The training covered a variety of topics, including voter education, electoral logistics, and electoral laws and regulations.
The electronic voting system that will be used during the elections was also taught to the officials.
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INEC conducted a rigorous screening process before releasing the final shortlist to ensure that only qualified candidates are chosen for the elections. Over a thousand candidates from various political parties were evaluated during the process, and only those who met the requirements were chosen.
Candidates for governorship, senatorial, and House of Representatives positions are included in the final shortlist. In order to persuade voters to cast ballots for them, it is anticipated that the candidates will engage in vigorous campaigns.
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Borno's general elections in 2023 are crucial because they will set the state's course for the next four years. In order to guarantee that the people's wishes are carried out in a manner that is free, fair, and open, it is crucial that the elections take place.
Nigerians have been reassured by INEC that the body is committed to holding credible elections and has taken steps to guarantee that they will be free and fair. Utilizing technology, providing sufficient security personnel, and instructing election officials are some of these measures.
t step toward ensuring that the 2023 general elections in Borno state are credible and open is the announcement of the final shortlist.
Now, it is up to the candidates to run campaigns based on issues and get people to vote for them. In addition, it is crucial that all stakeholders, including political parties, civil society organizations, and the media, contribute to ensuring free and fair election.