May Agbamuche-Mbu: Why acting INEC chairman was selected to lead by Yakubu
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
66% : "I am deeply grateful to my colleagues and the entire INEC family for their unwavering support.57% : He described his tenure as both "challenging and rewarding," highlighting improvements in electoral transparency, technology adoption, and voter engagement.
55% : The transition comes as INEC gears up for critical off-cycle elections and voter registration exercises nationwide May Agbamuche-Mbu was selected for the role due to her status as the longest-serving National Commissioner at INEC.
51% : Yakubu's handover Professor Yakubu, whose second and final five-year term is set to conclude in November 2025, stated that the handover was in line with constitutional provisions governing tenure limits for public officeholders.
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