The African Network for Peace and Good Governance (ANPGG) has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to make public the detailed breakdown of polling units, voting points, and electoral wards across all states in Nigeria.
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The appeal was made in an open letter addressed to the INEC Chairman, Professor Joash Amupitan, and signed by the group’s Executive Director, Bede Aneke.
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The letter, made available to journalists in Enugu, urged the electoral body to release up-to-date information showing the total number of polling stations and the voting points attached to each one.
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According to ANPGG, publishing the data would help voters easily locate their polling stations and improve access during elections. The group explained that access to such information would also support independent monitoring, planning, and fair distribution of electoral materials.
Aneke, in the letter, congratulated Professor Amupitan on his appointment as INEC Chairman and expressed confidence that his leadership would promote openness and credibility in the nation’s electoral process.
The organization maintained that making the data publicly available would build trust among citizens and strengthen election management across the country.
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