While some hail it as a major step for democracy, others fear it could open doors for election rigging and manipulation. Here’s what’s going on:
Key Points from INEC & Reactions:
Court Backs Prisoner Voting – An Appeal Court ruling grants inmates the right to vote, and INEC is working with the Correctional Service to implement it. Legal Experts Support It – Barrister Zurkallaini Sani Tsanyawa says it aligns with the 1999 Constitution, but warns against politicians exploiting the system. Political Analysts Are Worried – Prof. Kamilu Sani Fagge (Bayero University) suggests a mock election first to test the process and prevent fraud. The Big Question:
Should prisoners vote? 
YES – It’s their constitutional right, and excluding them is undemocratic. 
NO – It could be abused, leading to inflated votes and rigging. What’s your take?
Should INEC proceed, or is this too risky for Nigeria’s elections? How can we ensure inmates vote freely without manipulation? Drop your thoughts in the comments
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