Global NewsLatest News

Easter: INEC chairman tasks staff on transparent electoral ecosystem

Share
Share

The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Joash O. Amupitan, SAN, has urged the staff to use Easter period to recharge collective resolve to build an electoral ecosystem that is transparent.

In his Easter Message on Monday to National Commissioners, the Secretary to the Commission, Resident Electoral Commissioners, Directors, Administrative Secretaries, and staff across the Federation, Amupitan said Easter is a profound season that speaks to the triumph of hope over despair, the power of sacrifice, and the promise of renewal.

He said that as Easter promises a new beginning, the committee is continuously working to ensure that workplace is one where excellence is rewarded, discipline is upheld, and every staff member is equipped with the tools to succeed in this digital era of election management.

The INEC chairman urged them to let the lessons of Easter-peace, love, and selfless service- guide their interactions with all stakeholders.

Amupitan said that by maintaining the highest standards of neutrality and professionalism, they become the true ambassadors of transparency and the rule of law.

He prayed that this Easter brought peace to their home, renewed strength to their hearts, and the ability to continue to work together, in unity and faith, to build an INEC that remains the pride of our nation and a beacon for democracy across the continent.

He said, “As we join millions across the globe and here at home to celebrate Easter, I extend my warmest greetings to you and your families.

For us at the Commission, these themes are not merely spiritual; they are the very pillars upon which our service to the nation rests.“The story of Easter is one of unwavering commitment to a higher purpose.

In much the same way, your work at INEC, often performed under demanding conditions and away from the comfort of your homes, is a testament to your sacrifice for our democracy.

Whether in our local government offices or the headquarters, your labour ensures that the light of democracy continues to burn bright.

“Reflecting on the first quarter of 2026, I am heartened by the professionalism you displayed during the FCT Area Council Elections.

We have shown that when we work together, we do more than just conduct polls; we restore the people’s faith in democratic institutions.

“As we look toward the forthcoming off-cycle elections and the critical milestones in our 2027 roadmap, let this season of renewal inspire a fresh dedication to our duties.

Our mandate to protect the sovereign will requires a spirit that does not tire. Let us use this period to recharge our collective resolve to build an electoral ecosystem that is transparent.“

Share

Leave a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related Articles
Global NewsLatest News

Lagos seals Lekki property over illegal borehole drilling

The Lagos State Wastewater Management Office has sealed off a property in...

Global NewsLatest News

Soldiers kill two terrorists, arrest suspected kidnapper in Plateau

Troops of Operation Enduring Peace have neutralised two suspected terrorists and arrested...

HealthKwara NewsLatest News

Student abandons newborn after delivery in Kwara hospital

The Kwara State Government has taken custody of a newborn allegedly abandoned...