"The Commission is Committed to a Transparent Process" - Great Ife Students' Union Electoral Chairman

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Adedoyin Oguntade
The chairman of the Great Ife Students' Union Electoral Commission, Ogunperi Taofeek, affirmed during the press conference held on Wednesday, June 19 at the SUB TV room, that the commission is committed to a transparent process. The purpose of the press conference is to keep the entire student body abreast of the preparation and guidelines for the election, voter education, and to address important questions.

The chairman stated that transparency and credibility are important in this election. The chairman further stated that the Central Executives Council (CEC) election will take 48 hours to conclude. He said, "the final announcement will be made on Thursday, June 27, at the SUB TV room."

The chairman further explained that the number of ad hoc staff to support the electoral commissioners will be increased. The number of security personnel present at the polling units will also be increased to prevent any form of chaos.

Ogunperi Taofeek further stated that for this year's election, something new is going to be incorporated. The commission is going to release a review of the electoral process.

The electoral chairman also reaffirmed to pressmen that the electoral commission will be interacting properly with the press.

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