“Three Ranking Southern Senators Approached Akpabio At Last Minute” — Fresh Facts On How Senate Rejected Mandatory E-Transmission

Akpabio was said to have upheld the existing law, which allows electronic transmission only after votes are counted and publicly announced at polling units. Instead of “transmission,” the word “transfer” was adopted, in line with the 2022 Act, even though no fresh debate was conducted on the floor.

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“Three Ranking Southern Senators Approached Akpabio At Last Minute” — Fresh Facts On How Senate Rejected Mandatory E-Transmission

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