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2027: 'Don't vote and go home, stay until results are uploaded' - Amaechi to Nigerians

Daily Post Nigeria November 06, 2026 4 views
2027: 'Don't vote and go home, stay until results are uploaded' - Amaechi to Nigerians

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2027: 'Don't vote and go home, stay until results are uploaded' - Amaechi to Nigerians

Vice Presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Rotimi Amaechi, has urged Nigerian voters to stay at their polling units until their votes are counted and the results are uploaded during the 2027 general election.

Speaking on News Central TV, Amaechi cautioned that politicians often steal result sheets at the unit level and put the lives of Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) ad hoc staff at risk.

"On the day of the election, in your ward and in your unit, you finish voting, you stand for the counting, and if you don't upload it, you are not going," Amaechi said.

The former Rivers State Governor emphasized that the 2027 election will be different from past ones as Nigerians have learned from their experiences.

"Nobody should leave the polling unit after voting. You must demand to see the result sheet, witness the counting, and insist that the results are uploaded before you leave," Amaechi added.

Amaechi further explained that the ADC is prepared to mobilize party supporters across the country to defend their votes during the election.

"We are ready to defend our votes. We are ready to defend our country. We are ready to defend democracy in Nigeria," he said.

The ADC vice presidential candidate emphasized the importance of ensuring the integrity of the electoral process by staying and witnessing the counting process.

"We must ensure that our votes count. We must ensure that our votes count. We must ensure that our votes count," Amaechi emphasized.

The 2027 general election is expected to be held in Nigeria, with the aim of ensuring a secure and transparent electoral process.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) is a political party in Nigeria, known for advocating for electoral integrity and transparency.

Rotimi Amaechi is a prominent figure in Nigerian politics, having served as the former Governor of Rivers State.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is the Nigerian electoral body responsible for organizing and overseeing elections in the country.

Nigerian Election 2027: ADC Vice Presidential Candidate Urges Electors to Verify Results

  • Rotimi Amaechi, the Vice Presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has urged Nigerian voters to stay at their polling stations until their votes are counted and the results are uploaded.
  • Amaechi emphasized the importance of ensuring the integrity of the electoral process by witnessing the counting process.
  • The 2027 general election is scheduled to take place in Nigeria, with the aim of ensuring a secure and transparent electoral process.
  • ADC is a political party in Nigeria, known for advocating for electoral integrity and transparency.
  • Rotimi Amaechi is a prominent figure in Nigerian politics, having served as the former Governor of Rivers State.
  • The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is the Nigerian electoral body responsible for organizing and overseeing elections in the country.

Nigerian Vice Presidential Candidate Rotimi Amaechi has urged citizens to ensure the integrity of the electoral process during the 2027 general election. Amaechi, who is a former Governor of Rivers State, emphasized the importance of witnessing the counting process to ensure the security of the electoral process.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) is a political party in Nigeria that has a track record of advocating for electoral integrity and transparency.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is the Nigerian electoral body responsible for organizing and supervising elections in the country.

<small>Source: Daily Post Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>

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