INEC swears-in Chukwu Joseph as new REC
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has sworn in Chukwu Joseph as the resident electoral commissioner (REC) for a second tenure.
Mr Joseph was sworn in during the commission’s meeting with RECs on Wednesday in Abuja.
The INEC Chairman, Joash Amupitan, congratulated Mr Joseph as the newly appointed REC representing Abia State,.
He urged him to embrace the challenges ahead with courage and integrity.
Mr Amupitan said, “Your dedication, expertise, and commitment to upholding the democratic process have not gone unnoticed. You stood at the forefront of our electoral system, and with this mandate come both responsibility and opportunity.
“As you embark on this second term, remember that your role is not just about overseeing elections but about fostering trust in our democracy.
Embrace the challenges ahead with courage and integrity.”
He assured him of INEC’s continued support, urging him to continue to inspire those around him and work diligently to ensure free, fair, and credible elections.
“Together, let us build a stronger foundation for democracy. Congratulations once again! Let’s move forward with purpose and determination,’’ the INEC boss said.
Mr Joseph was immediately deployed to Enugu State.
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