The Case Tracking and Response Centre (CTRC), coordinated by the Balm in Gilead Foundation for Sustainable Development (BIGIF), has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to promptly conduct a comprehensive post-election audit of BVAS performance and improve technology readiness for future elections in the country.
The Centre, in a post-election statement made available to BusinessDay on Monday in Akure, said the technology deployment has become an integral part of our electoral reform.
“As INEC prepares for the Osun Governorship Election, and ultimately the 2027 General Elections, it remains imperative for INEC to comprehensively review the performance of the BVAS and improve its reliability, speed and accessibility, particularly for elderly voters,” the Centre said.
Oluwatumininu Adedeji, Executive Director of the group, however, urged the INEC, Nigeria Police Force, EFCC, ICPC and other relevant law enforcement agencies to strengthen coordination in the investigation and prosecution of vote trading offences under
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