CLEAN : Boko Haram will not threaten Nigeria vote: election chief

The video discusses the limited impact of state elections on national outcomes and the legal framework allowing elections during emergencies. It highlights the prosecution of over 200 electoral offenders since 2011, emphasizing the deep-rooted culture of impunity. The video also addresses the issue of multiple voter registrations, with over a million cases identified, and the challenges in prosecuting these offences due to limited capacity.

What is the likely impact of not holding an election in one state on the national election outcome?

• It will significantly alter the national results.

• It is unlikely to affect the national outcome.

• It will lead to a re-election.

• It will invalidate the national election.

What was the situation regarding the prosecution of electoral offenders before 2011?

• There were numerous prosecutions.

• Prosecutions were frequent but ineffective.

• Prosecutions were only for minor offenses.

• There was no evidence of prosecutions.

How many people have been successfully prosecuted for electoral offenses since 2011?

• Over 50

• Over 200

• Over 500

• Over 1,000

What is the speaker's view on the culture of impunity in the country?

• It is not a significant issue.

• It is deeply rooted and widespread.

• It has been eradicated.

• It is only present in rural areas.

What challenge does the commission face regarding voter registration offenses?

• Public support for multiple registrations.

• No legal framework to address offenses.

• Lack of evidence for offenses.

• Insufficient capacity to prosecute all offenders.