Country has more than 8.8 million registered voters


The National Election Committee (NEC) posted the formal results of an audit checking the names of registered voters in 2020 that showed more than 8.8 million names on the voting list – an increase of more than 200,000 voters compared to 2019.

The League for Democracy Party (LDP) objected to the NEC’s findings and questioned their validity, alleging that the process of registering voters had taken place without transparency, accuracy or fairness.

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