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According to Joash O. Amupitan, chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), national stability and security are essential to the integrity of Nigerian elections.
“As Nigeria continues to deepen its democratic process, credible elections remain a top priority,” he said.
During a courtesy visit to the Commission’s headquarters in Abuja, Amupitan welcomed a group from the Alumni Association of the National Institute for Security Studies (AANISS), emphasizing the vital connection between legitimate elections and national security.
He praised AANISS for boosting Nigeria’s security infrastructure and enhancing the skills of senior security officials, claiming that national peace and security are closely linked to election integrity.
The Commission’s dedication to holding free, fair, and credible elections through creative methods and ongoing cooperation with security agencies and other stakeholders was further reassured to the association by the INEC chairman.
The group was led by Mike Ejiofor, President of AANISS, who clarified that the purpose of the tour was to improve cooperation between Nigeria’s security agencies and the electoral body in advance of the general elections in 2027.
Senior officers from the armed forces, security and intelligence agencies, and regulatory organizations who have finished the esteemed course at the National Institute for Security Studies (FSI) make up the executive committee of the association, which is led by Ejiofor, a Fellow of the FSI.
He emphasized that participation in the Institute’s program, which is intended for top management personnel, will improve the Commission’s comprehension of the security dynamics surrounding electoral processes. He clarified that the association brings together strategic-level security professionals whose expertise is essential to maintaining national stability, particularly during electoral cycles.
“It is crucial that the Commission is represented in the course to strengthen strategic coordination on electoral security, given the high expectations placed on INEC as the nation approaches the 2027 elections,” he clarified.
He congratulated Amupitan on his appointment and pointed out that, considering Nigeria’s population of more than 200 million, managing the country’s electoral process entails a great deal of responsibility.
