Video of Alleged Ballot Paper Thumb Printing Raises Concerns During Ongoing Presidential Election in Northern Nigeria

A video is currently trending on social media, purportedly showing a group of people thumb printing on a large number of ballot papers during the ongoing presidential election in Northern Nigeria. The video has caused concern among many Nigerians, who fear that the election is being rigged.

The video, which appears to have been filmed secretly, shows several individuals huddled around a table, busily stamping ballot papers with what appears to be an ink pad. The authenticity of the video has not yet been verified, and it is unclear when or where it was filmed.

Many social media users have expressed outrage over the alleged ballot paper thumb printing, with some calling for an investigation into the matter. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has yet to comment on the video, but has reiterated its commitment to conducting a free and fair election.

Vote rigging has been a major concern in Nigerian elections, with politicians often accused of using underhanded tactics to influence the outcome of the vote. The alleged ballot paper thumb printing shown in the video has added to these concerns, with many Nigerians calling for greater transparency and accountability in the electoral process.

As the presidential election continues, it is important for all stakeholders to remain vigilant and to ensure that the process is conducted in a transparent and credible manner. The alleged ballot paper thumb printing, if proven to be true, is a serious violation of the principles of democracy and free and fair elections.

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