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PRESS STATEMENT INEC CHAIRMAN HAS NO ACCOUNT ON X, DISREGARD PARTISAN FABRICATIONS The attention of the Office of the Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has been drawn to a malicious and coordinated campaign of calumny circulating on social media. The false claim alleges that the INEC Chairman, Prof. Joash Amupitan, SAN, has, in the past, endorsed a partisan post on the platform X (formerly Twitter). The Commission wishes to state categorically that this allegation is entirely baseless, a total fabrication, and a figment of the imagination of its purveyors. For the avoidance of doubt, the INEC Chairman does not own or operate any personal account on X. He has at no time engaged in partisan commentary, nor has he ever associated himself with any political leaning or activity in his private or public capacity. This contrived X post is a desperate attempt to impugn the integrity and neutrality of the Chairman at a critical period when the Commission is focused on significant electoral reforms and preparations for upcoming polls. It is a needless distraction designed to stir public distrust in the electoral umpire. Beyond this partisan mischief, the Commission is aware that cybercriminals have been on the prowl, utilising fake social media accounts in the Chairman’s name to defraud unsuspecting Nigerians. We wish to place it on record that several of such fraudulent accounts had been identified and reported to security agencies in the past. This latest fabrication is merely a continuation of a criminal pattern aimed at exploiting the Commission’s profile for illicit gains. The Commission will not fold its arms while the character of its leadership is being assassinated by digital imposters and mischief-makers. We wish to notify the public that we are working in close collaboration with relevant security agencies and cyber-intelligence units to track and identify the individuals or groups behind this identity theft and misinformation. Let it be clearly understood that the Commission will ensure that these imposters face the full wrath of the law. Identity theft and the dissemination of deepfake or forged social media interactions are criminal offenses under the Cybercrimes Act. Those responsible for this mischief will be tracked and prosecuted to serve as a deterrent to others who believe the digital space is a safe haven for criminality. The general public is hereby urged to disregard this falsehood in its entirety. We will continue to disseminate official information regarding the Commission and the Chairman’s activities only through our verified institutional channels and formal press statements. The Commission remains undeterred and fully committed to its mandate of delivering free, fair, and credible elections for all Nigerians. E-Signed: Adedayo Oketola Chief Press Secretary/Media Adviser to the INEC Chairman Abuja, Nigeria. 10th April, 2026

Nearly three years after becoming the youngest baby in the UK to survive open heart surgery, Fleur returned to Leicester Royal Infirmary with her family to thank Consultant Congenital Heart Surgeon, Ikenna Omeje, the surgeon who saved her life. Born six weeks early with her twin sister Ottilie, Fleur weighed just 1.8kg when she underwent open heart surgery at only 28 days old, 12 days before her due birth date. After struggling with feeding and breathing, she was diagnosed with a rare congenital heart defect called total anomalous pulmonary venous drainage (TAPVD) and urgently transferred to Leicester Royal Infirmary for life saving surgery. With less than a 20% chance of survival, Fleur endured a nine hour operation, time on ECMO and weeks of recovery before finally going home. The family later faced further challenges when both twins became seriously unwell, and Fleur required ECMO for a second time. Now approaching their third birthday, Fleur and Ottilie returned with parents Joe and Finley to thank Mr Omeje and the teams at Leicester Royal Infirmary, as well as Heart Link charity, whose support made an enormous difference during their long hospital journey. Their story is a powerful reminder of resilience, expertise and the compassion behind every act of care.

The pride that comes with telling people that you're studying medicine and surgery is unmatched 😂

282 days until the next presidential election in Nigeria. Do not vote for Tinubu.