Breeze go soon blow, and fowl yansh go open. No amount of manipulation or cover-up fit bury the truth forever. INEC, the truth will come out. And when it does, you will have a lot of explaining to do.

Just a few weeks ago, the INEC Chair announced that the Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS) verification of the voters’ register had been concluded. ABIS is designed to detect duplicate registrations using fingerprints and photographs. The public display they just did should primarily be about identifying dead and underage voters, where INEC needs our help. Not cleaning up duplicate registrations and AI-generated photographs as they are trying to make it look like . Remember, BVAS uses facial recognition to accredit voters on Election Day. No two voters should have exactly the same photo. So how did these records survive the supposedly “completed verification”? This is deliberate.

@inecnigeria imposed restrictions and limits on viewing the online voters’ register: Max of 50 polling units per account Max of 8 states Max of 10 pages per minute Why is INEC making it so difficult for Nigerians to scrutinise a register meant for public inspection? What exactly are they afraid of?