<h4>Nigeria Decides 2023: INEC Creates Fresh Obstacles</h4>
<p>OpenLife Nigeria reports that the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has punctured candidates&#8217; age long strategic mode of vote buying.<br />
Over the years, desperate candidates would compel willing vote sellers to produce photo evidence of who they voted for before payment.<br />
To nip such clever means in the bud,<br />
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has declared that anybody who goes into the voting cubicle with a photographic device or a telephone to capture his choice of the party will be jailed upon prosecution.</p>
<p>The National Commissioner and Chairman of INEC Voter Education and Publicity Committee, Barrister Festus Okoye, made this known during a news programme on Channels Television.<br />
Okoye made it clear that photographic recording or capturing device is not allowed at the voting cubicle.<br />
According to him, “no one will be allowed to take his or her phone to the voting cubicle. It is prohibited.</p>
<p>“Officials of the ICPC, EFCC and security agencies will be on hand to monitor and ensure that the law in that respect is not violated.”</p>

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