In a recent engagement with participants from the Senior Executive Course (SEC 46) of the National Institute for Strategic Studies in Abuja, Dr. Balla Bello, the Deputy Governor for Fiscal System Stability, emphasized the Central Bank of Nigeria’s dedication to fostering an environment conducive to innovation and entrepreneurship.
The NIPSS, known for developing top-tier technocrats crucial in shaping innovative policies for Nigeria’s progress, plays a pivotal role as the nation’s primary institution.
Meanwhile, the Nigerian Bar Association has announced plans to utilize electronic voting for its upcoming 2024 elections to ensure transparency and seamless participation for members located in different regions.
Oluseun Abimbola (SAN), leading the association’s Electoral Committee, revealed this decision during the nomination forms’ opening ceremony in Abuja.
The NBA election, set for July 20, 2024, will see members from branches nationwide participating, with the committee expected to finalize successful respondent shortlists by April 20, 2024.
Abimbola assured that the voting process would be conducted transparently. He mentioned, “Our electronic voting system enables members to cast their votes remotely, promoting transparency and verification.
“Guidelines governing each stage of the election process will be issued promptly to ensure a smooth and credible election.”
Responding to inquiries about real-time results viewing, Abimbola assured that candidates and their representatives would have access to the system for verification purposes.
Abimbola also acknowledged receiving over 50 submissions for various positions in the association and reiterated the committee’s commitment to conducting a secure and credible election.