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• ↓ Background
• ↓ Why CISCAES was Formed
• ↓ News
• ↓ Nigeria’s Northern Elders Forum – Keeping Igbos Not Worth Civil War
• ↓ Govt Hospitals Grounded as Resident Doctors Begin Strike
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"In July 2021, over 80 out of Nigeria’s 109 Senators publicly voted against electronic transmission of results, which indeed, is the surest way, to conduct transparent, fair and credible elections in Nigeria. The refusal by most Senators to support electronic transmission of results by INEC, has inarguably confirmed the fact that most Nigeria’s ruling elites do not have the trust of the voting masses. That means, a larger number of Nigeria’s ruling elites and other top politicians will always loose out in a fair and credible election. Hence, the only way they get elected is by rigging. Therefore, it is not a surprise that over 80 Senators voted against electronic transmission of results."

"CIVIL SOCIETY COMMITTEE FOR ANTI-FRAUD ELECTION SECURITY (CISCAES) was formed out of the critical necessity to provide a platform for eligible Nigerian voters to take full charge, ownership or control of the country’s elections by enforcing a peaceful, transparent and credible electoral process, which enables the voting masses to choose their own political leaders rather than the imposition of leaders by the ruling elites, INEC or the judiciary. This AIM is designed to be achieved by employing political education, non-violent activism and peaceful advocacy, as tools and sustainable means for compelling key political stakeholders, including federal government, INEC, security agencies, judges, the judiciary, candidates, political parties and support groups, to imbibe good conduct and play the rules."

"Nigeria’s biggest hindrance to good political leadership is the country’s corrupt electoral process and its inability to conduct credible elections capable of producing qualified and competent political leaders."

"In 21 years, democracy has yielded no tangible dividends for Nigerians. Most political officeholders do not see the need to provide accountable and good leadership because they rely more on winning elections by rigging than by the votes of the electorates"

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Be The One To Choose Your Political Leaders And Not Your Leaders Choosing Themselves

Background

Why CISCAES was Formed

News

Nigeria’s Northern Elders Forum – Keeping Igbos Not Worth Civil War

Govt Hospitals Grounded as Resident Doctors Begin Strike