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INEC clarifies statement on manual collation of results

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The Independent National Electoral Commission INEC has denied reports claiming it has reverted to the manual collection of results.

In a statement released on Sunday, the commission said its explanation on the result management procedure for the 2023 general election was misconstrued by a section of the media to mean it has jettisoned electronic collation of results.

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In the statement released by its spokesperson, Festus Okoye, the commission said electronic collation of results is here to stay.

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