With Nigeria’s 2027 general elections approaching, questions over online access to the voters’ register have raised concerns about electoral transparency. Kenneth Eze calls on INEC to make the register accessible, explain its compliance with the Electoral Act 2026 and ensure that voters can verify and challenge their registration details.
As Nigeria approaches the 2027 elections, soaring campaign billboard fees and reported incidents of political intimidation raise concerns about fair competition and democratic participation. Kenneth Eze calls for transparent fee structures, equal access to campaign advertising and stronger safeguards for opposition candidates and voters.
Kenneth Eze examines questions raised by the inclusion and omission of candidates from INEC’s published lists ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 elections, calling for transparent explanations, consistent enforcement of electoral requirements and equal treatment of political parties to protect public confidence in the electoral process.
As President Bola Ahmed Tinubu prepares for the 2027 presidential election, his decision to delegate campaign engagements raises questions about accountability, public confidence and voters’ right to question candidates directly. Kenneth Eze argues that political surrogates cannot replace direct engagement with Nigerians on economic reforms, insecurity and the administration’s record.
Speak Out Africa Initiative (SOAI) congratulates the people of Osun State on their peaceful participation in the governorship election while raising serious concerns about electoral credibility, accountability, and the need for institutional reflection.
Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Amendment No. 3 replaces direct presidential elections with parliamentary selection, raising critical questions about democracy, accountability and the future of political participation. This opinion examines the implications for Zimbabwe’s working class, governance and the broader Southern African region.
Inspiring Active Citizenship Beyond Elections
Supporting indigenous businesses, innovation and economic growth.
Combating technology-facilitated violence through advocacy and action.
Promoting transparency and citizen oversight of public spending.
