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Kogi Youth Expresses Concern Over Kogi Election Controversy

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The Kogi Youth Stakeholders Forum has raised concerns about the recent developments surrounding the Kogi State governorship election held on November 11th, 2023. The forum is worried about the implications of alleged judicial fraud, credibility crisis within INEC, and cash-induced judgments on the country’s democracy.

The group urges the Supreme Court to ensure unbiased justice in the disputed election, emphasizing that anything short of a fair decision would jeopardize the foundation of democracy. They stress the importance of the judiciary prioritizing facts over technicalities to uphold democratic values.

The forum commends the introduction of BVAS innovation in 2022 as a step towards transparent elections but expresses disappointment over its disregard in favor of technicalities and questionable judgments in lower courts. They demand transparent, fair, and credible elections, highlighting the need for the Supreme Court to address external influences and safeguard democracy.

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The forum calls on stakeholders, including the President, to prioritize safeguarding the democratic process, emphasizing that transparent and credible elections are essential for democracy’s survival. They await a Supreme Court verdict that will shape the future of Nigerian democracy, urging the President to adjudicate the appeal without bias and uphold justice.

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