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How We’ll Declare 2023 Election Results – INEC

Tare Magbei
Tare Magbei
Published: June 15, 2025
Last updated: June 15, 2025
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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has reiterated its commitment to declare results for Saturday’s presidential and National Assembly elections as quickly as possible.

This was disclosed by the INEC Chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, during a media briefing in Abuja on Friday.

Yakubu, who called to mind that the 2019 presidential elections result was formally declared after two days of the elections, said INEC will speed up the process for the 2023 elections.

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Assuring that declaring the 2023 election results will not suffer any encumbrance due to the recent cash crunch triggered by the naira re-design policy of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mahmood said;

“I just want to say that we will ensure that it (result declaration) will be done speedily. I can’t put a finger on the number of days or number of hours it will take, but it will be done speedily. We are aware of the anxiety and the need for us to conclude the process quickly, it will be concluded quickly,” he said.

“It is not all our operations that are paid for by cash. In fact, the bulk of our procurement for both goods and services is done electronically, but we need a small amount of money to pay for the unbanked who render critical services, particularly at the local level.

“We anticipated this challenge and interacted with the Central Bank, they promised us that the little amount we need to pay for services in cash, they will make the funds available to us and they have done so.

“And these funds have already been accessed by our state offices for elections which is why the movement of personnel and materials in the last couple of days has gone on unhindered.

“So, I must give credit for our relationship with the Central Bank in that regard. So, the process won’t suffer any encumbrance as a result.

“Having deployed these materials to the Local Government Areas, we are today devolving the deployment to the Registration Area Centers (RACs) so that early morning tomorrow the polls will open as planned. These RACs have been activated and election duty staff have started arriving in them.”

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