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Nigeria: Angry Nigerians Confront Amupitan in London, Demand Resignation

  • Nigerians living in the United Kingdom staged a protest outside Chatham House in London on Thursday, surrounding the vehicle of Independent National Electoral Commission Chairman Prof. Joash Amupitan as he departed a speaking engagement.
  • Demonstrators accused INEC under Amupitan of favoring the All Progressives Congress and compromising its independence, raising concerns over alleged AI-generated entries in the voters' register ahead of the 2027 elections.
  • During the panel discussion, the Chairman revealed INEC faces more than 300 pending court cases just weeks before the January 2027 polls. "Some of those issues we have with court cases--over 300 cases hanging on the neck of INEC, and elections are just about 66 days away," he lamented.
  • Amupitan stated the commission is constitutionally bound to obey final Court judgments regarding Vice-President Atiku Abubakar's eligibility. "I'm obligated under Section 285 of the Constitution of Nigeria to obey every court order," he emphasized.
  • To prevent legal battles from derailing future Elections, Amupitan advocated for electoral reforms requiring all pre-election disputes to be concluded at least six months before voting day. Last-minute Court rulings expose the commission to public backlash.
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akelicious.net broke the news on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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