The Independent National Electoral Commission has reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring that every vote counts in the 2027 general elections, saying it will continue to improve its electoral processes and deploy technology to enhance transparency and credibility.
Representing the Commission, the Assistant Director of Voter Education and Planning at INEC, Magdalyn Aku, stated this on Wednesday at the 2026 News Agency of Nigeria and Nigeria Union of Journalists Democracy Roundtable in Abuja, themed, “Making Nigerians’ Vote Count in 2027: The Role of INEC.”
Aku said making every vote count was central to the commission’s mandate and not merely a campaign slogan.
She said, “For INEC, making your vote count is not just a slogan; it is the bedrock of our democracy, and we always try to ensure that we put in the right processes, the right tools to ensure that every individual’s vote counts.”
She stressed that the commission remained
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