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15/02/2026

IMPORTANT NOTICE
Naija youth and other citizens, the National Assembly Conference Committee on the Electoral Bill is meeting tomorrow, Monday February 16, 2026 to harmonize the Senate and House of Representatives versions of the Bill.

The hour is NOW! CALL, TEXT, WatsApp and tag ALL 24 members of the National Assembly Conference Committee ATTACHED to this post, to ADOPT the version of the Bill passed by the House of Represenatives in December 2025, especially Mandatory Electronic Transmission of Results in Real-Time, to improve Naija's elections.

Fold your sleeves peeps, dem g*t hear our voice!

13/02/2026

Must Read: we released another Press Statement yesterday to call on members of the National Assembly Conference Committee harmonizing the Electoral Act, to adopt the House of Representatives version SRAIGHT UP!

The House of Representatives version reflects the wishes of Naija youth, especially "Mandatory Electronic Transmission of Election Results in Real-Time." Na there we stand gidigba

Read this Punch newspaper report of our statement to strengthen your understanding of the issues, and send it to your Senator and House of Representatives member to support the House version of the Electoral Act.

We move!

A youth group urges Nigeria's National Assembly to adopt mandatory real-time electronic transmission of results to prevent electoral fraud and ensure credi

12/02/2026

The House of Representatives amendment of section 60 (3) of the Electoral Act amendment Bill to introduce Mandatory Electronic Transmission of Election Results in Real-Time, and the Senate's amendment to cut off the "Real-Time" requirement are like DAY and NIGHT. Shine your EYE!

The House of Representatives version clearly provides the legal and practical safeguards to make the 2027 general election more credible.

VISIT, CALL, WHATSAPP your Senator and House of Representatives member TODAY. Tell them to INSIST that the Harmonization Committee and the National Assembly adopts the version of the Electoral Bill passed by the House.

Lets make the best choice for our democracy.

09/02/2026

Dear Naija Youth, what is the Mandatory Electronic Transmission of Election Results in Real-Time that Nigerians asking for?

Read the attached explanation and DO NOT let anyone make you believe it is more complicated that it really is. Say no to disinformation!

09/02/2026

Young Nigerians, this is the moment.
We’re at the National Assembly this morning demanding mandatory electronic transmission of results.
No more rigging. No more delays.
Come out. Add your voice. 🇳🇬✊🏾

08/02/2026

Gallant Naija Youth,

The Senate has just called for an Emergency Session on Tuesday February 10, 2026 to adopt their votes and proceedings from that session where they rejected OUR CHOICE of Mandatory Electronic Transmission of Election Results in Real-time for more credible elections.

This is a unique opportunity to engage them to do the right thing. Its an opportunity to get your Senator to stand with Naija Youth and Nigerians by insisting on Mandatory Electronic Transmission of Election Results in Real-Time.

You already know to do. VISIT, CALL, TEXT, WhatsApp or chat or tag your Senator on social media with a simple message "Insist on Mandatory Electronic Transmission of Results in Real-Time"

The Nigerian Senate will hold an emergency sitting on Tuesday, Feb 10, to potentially reconsider a controversial electoral bill amendment amid public outcr

07/02/2026

MUST WATCH: YERP-Naija South-south partner Connected Advocacy for Empowerment and Youth Development Initiative held this press conference yesterday in Benin City, Edo State, with two key demands to the National Assembly. One, return Mandatory Electronic Transmission of results as passed by House of Representatives in December 2025 into the Electoral Bill. Two, accelerate the passage of the Electoral Bill and Constitutional Amendment Bills, especially those that impact the electoral process.

We will continue to put foward these demands, and call on you to do the same. Call your Senator and House of Representatives member, TODAY!

Electoral Act Amendment: Coalition Of Civil Society Condemn Senates Rejection Of E-Transmission Of Results ...

07/02/2026

Dear Naija Youth,

No be wetin we ask for be this, and dem go suppose change am sharp-sharp!

This 10th Senate don betray us and we must insist say dey must do the right thing oh! And the right thing na to return that MANDATORY ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION OF ELECTION RESULTS IN REAL-TIME wey House of Reps pass last year, wey Senate don reject so, inside our Electoral Act.

Democracy na government the PEOPLE, by the PEOPLE and for the PEOPLE, and na us be the PEOPLE. If Naija Youth be the MAJORITY of the PEOPLE and we ask our Senate to do something and dey no gree, them go do their selfish mind, who dem the represent? Themselves or us?

For YERP-Naija campaign we don dey SPEAK OUT sharp-sharp. We don dey do PRESS CONFERENCES like this one wey Daily Trust Newspaper report. We also don dey CALL, TEXT, WHATSAPP and SOCIAL MEDIA-engage ALL our Senators make dem return MANDATORY ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION OF ELECTION RESULTS IN REAL-TIME inside our Electoral Act.

DON'T BE LEFT OUT. Peacefully VISIT, CALL, TEXT, WHATSAPP or CHAT ALL your Senators and House of Reps members, espcecially those on the CONFERENCE COMMITTEE harmonizing the versions of the Electoral Bills passed by both chambers to return MANDATORY ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION OF ELECTION RESULTS IN REAL-TIME in our Electoral Act NOW!

Your Voice is Your Power! Nothing Do You!

The Youth-led Electoral Reform Project (YERP-Naija) Consortium has expressed disappointment over the Senate’s decision to reject a key amendment to the

07/02/2026

Electronic transmission of election results is not a technical detail, it’s about trust, transparency, and credible elections in 2027.

The Senate removed it.
Citizens must speak.

🗓 Saturday, 7 Feb 2026
⏰ 7:00–8:30 PM (Lagos time)
📍 LIVE on X:

Join the conversation.
Ask questions.
Make your voice heard.

07/02/2026

Nigerians asked for transparent elections.

The Electoral Act (Amendment) Bill included reforms to allow real-time electronic transmission of results, to reduce manipulation and delays.

The Senate removed it.

The harmonisation committee is now the final g*te.

Citizens must engage, respectfully, but firmly.

06/02/2026

Nigerians asked for one simple thing:
a transparent way to transmit election results in real time.

This reform was designed to reduce manipulation, cut delays, and rebuild trust in our elections.

The House of Representatives agreed.
The Senate removed it.

This is not speculation. It is documented in the Senate’s own version of the Electoral Act (Amendment) Bill.

The harmonisation committee is now the final g*te.
These are the lawmakers responsible for deciding what survives in the final law.

If electronic transmission of results matters to you, this is where your voice must be heard.

Call them.
Text them.
Speak respectfully, but firmly.

Democracy only works when citizens engage.

05/02/2026

Yesterday, the Senate passed the Electoral Amendment Bill but rejected the demand for mandatory electronic transmission of results.

Young Nigerians asked for fairer elections, stronger accountability, and trust in democracy. Electronic transmission was not a radical demand, it was a safeguard against manipulation

By throwing it out, the Senate chose political convenience over Nigeria’s future. That is not representation. That is betrayal. If you believe young Nigerians deserve a voice and credible elections, share this message widely.