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As Nigeria gears up for the 2027 elections, the urgency for a structured crisis communication system becomes critical. The escalating misinformation in the digital sphere poses a substantial threat to national cohesion and institutional trust.
The advocacy group GoNigeria has emphasized the need for urgent electoral reforms, citing a decline in public trust in Nigeria's electoral processes since the 2015 elections.
Isaiah Davies Ijele has called for significant police reforms aimed at restoring public confidence through transparency and protective measures against political misuse of state police.
Rotimi Akapo asserts that Nigeria has sufficient infrastructure for the electronic transmission of election results, identifying legal clarity, system design, and public trust, rather than broadband availability, as the primary challenges.
The PDP's National Publicity Secretary, Ini Ememobong, has signaled a growing distrust among the public towards Nigeria’s judiciary, claiming it is influenced by political factors and the lack of accountability for officials.
