Daniel Otera

Senate Halts Push for Mandatory Electronic Vote Transmission in New Electoral Reforms

  Nigeria’s upper legislative chamber has once again resisted efforts to enshrine mandatory electronic transmission of election results into law, preserving the Independent National Electoral Commission’s (INEC) discretion in determining how results are handled from polling units. This decision, reached during deliberations on the Electoral Amendment Bill, revives longstanding tensions over transparency and fraud prevention…

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Clintons to Testify in House Epstein Probe, Averting Contempt Vote

  The shadow cast by Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes continues to reshape Washington’s political landscape, now pulling former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton into a contentious House investigation that has exposed deep partisan fault lines over how the deceased financier’s sprawling network should be scrutinised. After initially refusing to appear before…

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