2027: ‘We won’t rest until deed is done’ – INEC chairman, Amupitan
The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Prof Joash Amupitan, on Tuesday, declared that the commission will not rest until the “deed is done” after the 2027 general elections. Amupitan urged Nigerians and all relevant stakeholders to support INEC in conducting the 2027 general elections. He spoke during INEC’s world press conference/National stakeholders […] 2027: ‘We…
Prof Joash Amupitan, the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), declared on Tuesday that INEC will not cease efforts until the 2027 general elections are completed successfully. Speaking at the World Press Conference and National Stakeholders Forum for 2027 election preparations, Amupitan urged all Nigerians and relevant stakeholders to support INEC in ensuring a smooth electoral process.
During the forum, Amupitan assured Nigerians and the international community of INEC's commitment to neutrality, operational excellence, and the integrity of the electoral process. He stressed that the commission remains dedicated to its mission, assuring that they will "work together to make 2027 general elections a moment of pride for our nation."
Amupitan also expressed gratitude to the commission's development partners for their contributions thus far. The INEC chairman further detailed the arrangements for international observers and security measures in place for the upcoming elections. He highlighted the International Cooperation and Partnership (ICP) 2027 Election Project Plan, which outlines protocols for managing international observer protocols, stakeholder engagement, security readiness, and validated timelines.
Additionally, Amupitan shared that INEC's SERVICOM Unit continues to enhance service delivery, operational transparency, and staff ethics by organizing workshops on freedom of information, capacity building, and launching revised integrated and medical service channels.
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