Must-Watch Interview with the Late Prof. Humphrey Nwosu, Former Chairman of the National Electoral Commission of Nigeria, Giving a Full Account of What Happened Immediately After the June 12, 1993, Elections
In this interview, he explains how IBB and the late General Abacha prevented him from announcing the winner and fully acknowledges that the late MKO Abiola won the presidential election.
Earlier today there was a very heated debate, spearheaded by Senator Oshiomhole, in the Nigerian Senate on whether or not he deserved to be immortalized. The argument was that he never acknowledged MKO Abiola as the winner of the 1993 elections, which is false. The senate concluded that he did not deserve to be immortalized.
The Senate has thrown out prayers contained in a motion seeking to rename the Independent National Electoral Commission headquarters after the former chairman of the defunct National Electoral Commission, late Prof Humphrey Nwosu. PUNCH Online reports that Nwosu oversaw the June 12, 1993, presidential election, which was truncated by the…
......The Conspiracy Against His National Honour Shall Not Stand Prof. Humphrey Nwosu, 83, the electoral umpire who organised and conducted the most transparent and credible election in the history of our country has been interred amidst encomiums at his Ajali country home, Anambra State. The funeral attracted the crème de…
There was a shouting match in the Senate this morning March 26 following the debate on the motion to award a posthumous national honour to the late chairman of the defunct National Electoral Commission (NEC) Humphrey Nwosu. Recall that last week, INEC chairman, Yakub Mahmood called for a national honor…
