CRG CONGRATULATES NIGERIANS ON #OCCUPYNASS VICTORY FOR ELECTORAL TRANSPARENCY
The Centre for Responsible Governance (CRG) congratulates Nigerians at home and abroad who stood up during the historic #OccupyNASS protests demanding real-time electronic transmission of election results. CRG Spokesman, Obande George, described the movement as a “civic awakening” where citizens across political and generational lines united around one principle: votes must count, and the process must be transparent.
CRG commends the courage and consistency of advocates like Peter Randy Akah, whose persistent engagement helped shape the national conversation on electoral reform. National figures including Peter Obi, Omoyele Sowore, and Rt. Hon. Rotimi Amaechi also lent visibility to the cause, proving that electoral integrity is a national, not partisan, issue.
Real-time transmission is more than a technical fix—it strengthens trust, reduces manipulation, and aligns Nigeria with global best practices. The largely peaceful and organized #OccupyNASS protests demonstrate the power of civic engagement in shaping policy.
While celebrating this milestone, CRG emphasizes that implementation, compliance, and accountability remain crucial to ensure reform translates into practice. Nigerians have proven that when they rise for democracy, real change follows.
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