APGA enforces video evidence for Anambra primary elections
All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) has introduced stricter measures for its ongoing primary elections in Anambra. The party now requires comprehensive video documentation from each ward as a condition for accepting election results. According to Ejimofor Opara, this move aims to boost transparency and credibility in the process. Some aspirants have reportedly withdrawn, but the party has not commented officially.
Key takeaways
- APGA now mandates video evidence for the validation of all primary election results.
- The video must capture accreditation, voting, counting, and announcement of results.
- Ejimofor Opara emphasized that results without proper video documentation will not be accepted.
- Aspirants and electoral teams are encouraged to independently record the process for transparency.
- Some aspirants have withdrawn from the primaries, but there is no official statement from the party yet.
