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How Nigeria's Amended Electoral Act Will address Voters Apathy
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July 28, 2021
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11:16Now PlayingEarlier in the month, the National Assembly passed the electoral act 2021 to further strengthen the electoral process. But the questions asked are whether this act has this important voting bloc - young Nigerians in its clauses.
Some have argued that voter apathy might continue unless the electoral act is reviewed to reflect the reality of the age bracket engaged in online activities by making it possible for them to register and possibly cast their votes online too.
Gist Nigeria takes a look at how the amended electoral act will address voters' apathy and impact future elections in the country.
Gist Nigeria is a 30-minute current affairs programme, co-produced by Channels Television and the BBC. The program offers in-depth reporting, focusing on stories behind the news and their impact on its audience.
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