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Nigeria Presidential and National Assembly Elections: 25 February 2023

  • Thabo Mbeki
  • , Ian Browne
  • , Pelonomi Venson-Moitoi
  • , Andy Knight
  • , Tara Chetty
  • , Emmanuel Akwetey
  • , Mohammed Chambas
  • , Amina C. Mohamed
  • , Linda Bonyo
  • , Seabata Motsamai
  • , Martin Ngoga
  • , Sarah Flood-Beaubrun
  • , Gregory Mills
  • , Josephine Karungi
  • , Alex Vines
  • , Kryticous Patrick Nshindano
    • African Union
    • Thabo Mbeki Foundation
    • University of South Africa
    • Electoral and Boundaries Commission of Barbados
    • University of Alberta
    • Royal Society of Canada
    • The Pacific Community
    • Institute for Democratic Governance
    • Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration
    • Lawyers Hub
    • Federation of International Football Association
    • Brenthurst Foundation
    • Chatham House

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    Abstract

    In line with the provisions of the 2018 Revised Commonwealth Guidelines for the Conduct of Election Observation in Member Countries, the Commonwealth Secretary-General, Rt Hon Patricia Scotland KC, constituted an Observer Group for the 25 February 2023 presidential and National Assembly elections in Nigeria, following an invitation from the Chair of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

    The Commonwealth Observer Group was led by His Excellency Thabo Mbeki, former President of the Republic of South Africa, and comprised 16 other eminent Commonwealth citizens. A staff team of 11 from the Commonwealth Secretariat provided technical support to the Group.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationLondon
    PublisherCommonwealth Secretariat
    Number of pages108
    Publication statusPublished - 7 Mar 2024

    Keywords

    • Nigeria elections

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