
Clarity on My Position Regarding Electronic Transmission of Results
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It is both appalling and surprising that in this era of socio technology advancement some individuals particularly young people would sink so low as to believe and circulate a five-year-old video from the Senate floor and mischievously present it as my current position in the 10th Senate and this week’s plenary.
A simple look at that video shows all Senators wearing face masks, a clear evidence that the footage dates back to the 2020 COVID-19 period during the 9th Senate. That submission was made within the context and realities of that time.
For the avoidance of doubt, at no point in the 10th Senate whether during public hearings, plenary deliberations, or executive sessions have I opposed the electronic transmission of election results.
On the contrary, given the significant improvements in technology over the past five years, I, alongside the Senate President and many Senators across party lines, have consistently supported the electronic transmission of results as provided for in Section 60(3).
As we approach another election cycle, it is not unexpected that serial election losers and desperate political actors will attempt to distort facts and mislead the public for cheap political gains.
However, I trust that Nigerians are discerning enough not to be swayed by recycled falsehoods.
I urge the public to remain intellectually vigilant and refuse to be misled by disgruntled political elements.
OUK
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