Monday Johnson
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@aonanuga1956 November 8 ANAMBRA election indeed a litmus test for prof. Joash Ojo Amupitan
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STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE
PRESIDENT TINUBU TO INEC CHAIRMAN, PROF. JOASH AMUPITAN: SERVE WITH INTEGRITY AND BEYOND REPROACH
President Bola Tinubu, on Thursday in Abuja, swore in the sixth substantive chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof. Joash Ojo Amupitan (SAN).
At the ceremony held at the State House Council Chamber, President Tinubu urged the new INEC Chairman to serve with integrity and beyond reproach.
"Your nomination and the subsequent confirmation by the Senate are a testament to your capacity and the confidence reposed in you by both the executive and the legislative arms of government.
"This significant achievement marks the beginning of a challenging, yet rewarding journey, and I trust that you will approach your responsibility with the highest level of integrity, dedication and patriotism,'' the President said.
President Tinubu noted that the country had been on a path of democratic governance and learning since 1999, with notable achievements in the strengthening of various institutions.
"Our democracy has come a long way in 25 years. We have consolidated and strengthened our democratic institutions, particularly in electoral systems, through innovations and reforms.
"We have learned a great deal along the way and have improved significantly from where we were many years ago. We must now remain committed to the principles that underpin democracy in a complex and multifaceted society.
"The electoral process is a vital part of a democracy that grants the people the exclusive right to choose their leaders and shape their future. To ensure that our democracy continues to flourish, the integrity of our electoral process must be beyond reproach,'' he added.
President Tinubu stated that the governorship election on November 8, 2025, in Anambra State will serve as a litmus test for the new leadership of the electoral commission.
"It is important that our elections are free, fair and credible. We must consistently improve our electoral process, addressing the challenges of yesterday and innovating for today and tomorrow.
"To maintain public trust in the election, electoral integrity must be protected. All aspects of the process - from registration to campaigning, the media access, voting and counting should be transparent, non–violent and credible.
"No electoral system is flawless, but since elections are vital to a nation's future, it is essential to continually strengthen electoral institutions, ensuring that they are robust, resilient and safeguarded against artificial setback.
"I therefore charge you, Prof Amupitan, as you take on this important assignment to protect the integrity of our electoral process and strengthen the institutional capacity of INEC.
The swearing-in ceremony follows the Senate's confirmation of the INEC Chairman's nomination on October 16.
Amupitan succeeds Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, whose tenure as INEC Chairman ran from 2015 to 2025.
The 58-year-old academic outlined his plans to reform Nigeria's electoral system, strengthen institutional independence, and rebuild public trust in the commission at the screening.
The new INEC Chairman will assume office immediately.
Bayo Onanuga
Special Adviser to the President
(Information & Strategy)
October 23, 2025

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@MiracleAdeolu @NigeriaStories Are you aware that drug lords are in the corridors of power today in Nigeria????
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@NigeriaStories The Igbos needs to do something about this drug pandemic that is facing their people, 80% of igbo in prison all over the world are in prison because of drugs. The ideology of making money true drug must be stopped. Don't comment here if you're tribal person.
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@NigeriaStories Good for them orderwis they they would have face the roth or Nigerians if the strike last till tomorrow
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@NigeriaStories Politics is the problem we have in Nigeria, politicians should declare political lockdown to flush out political menace that is the root of terrorism in Nigeria
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BREAKING NEWS: Ex-Army Chief Buratai Proposes COVID-19 Style Nationwide Lockdown In Nigeria 🇳🇬 To Flush Out T€rrorists, B@ndits and K!dnapp€rs

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@seunokin pls sue I want to get Mr Falana clearly, the is the position of the supreme Court to indirectly mandating Funara and inec to conduct by election to fill the vacant? Pls I want to know more about supreme Court statement envisage.
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Monday Johnson retweetledi
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@POTUS The only antidote to man made problems is to get rid of the problem causer of the problem. Condolences for flood disaster, but mute on hunger disaster, poverty disaster, political disaster against innocent Nigerians. US for once should be sympathetic to Nigerians we're dying.
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