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NDC not planning parallel result collation system – Chieftain

An NDC chieftain, Victor Umeh, has clarified that the party is not planning a parallel result collation system for the 2027 general elections. Read More: https://punchng.com/ndc-not-planning-parallel-result-collation-system-chieftain/

NDC not planning parallel result collation system – Chieftain

Victor Umeh, a chieftain of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), has clarified that the party does not plan to set up a parallel result collation system for the 2027 general elections. According to Umeh, the NDC will appoint agents to collate results at polling units and transmit them to the party’s situation room for further collation.

Umeh emphasized that this arrangement should not be misinterpreted as a parallel collation system, as party agents would only transmit results after they have been collated, declared, and recorded on the designated result forms. He also stated that the party’s agents would be stationed at every polling unit for this purpose. Umeh rejected the notion that Peter Obi, the NDC Presidential Candidate, was misquoted, stating that Obi's intention was to ensure accurate transmission of results from each polling unit and prevent the inclusion of inaccurate figures.

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