2023 Elections: 2 Nigerian-Americans Reveal How They Plan to Fight Corruption in Nigeria
- Technology in the right hands can be used to overcome all corrupt practices across all levels, according to Mac Nwachukwu and Jordyn Odagwe
- Nwachukwu and Odagwe are two Nigerian Americans based in the United States who are passionate about joining the anti-graft battle
- Both said they have researched what they called automated digital technology which is customised to curb corruption with the help of the federal government
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US - Mac Nwachukwu and Jordyn Odagwe are technocrats who claim to have the technological advancement proposal that can help the federal government fight corruption at all levels.
Born in Nigeria, Nwachukwu served as an intern in the office of Governor Mark Dayton of Minnesota and now works as a senior IT analyst.
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On the other hand, Jordyn, who is now a media personnel, graduated from the University of St. Thomas and bagged her degree in Marketing Management and Justice and Peace Studies.
The pair, in a statement made available to Legit.ng, claimed to have researched the technology that promotes diversity and interracial harmony in the United States and have gained an understanding of how this can be applied to fight corruption in Nigeria’s government.
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Nwachukwu said:
“We can use technology to curb corruption in Nigeria and we have research into an automated digital technology customised to fight corruption in all tiers of the Nigerian government.
“Our vision is to use automation to build the biggest digital government in Africa where no political party, president, governor would be corrupt. Our platform www.futureornigeria.com is already helping in one way or the other."
2023 elections: Nigerians must reject bribe
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has emphasised that the N1000 and N500 notes are no longer legal tender in the country. This adds more pressure to voters ahead of the 2023 general elections.
Vote-buying is a bane in Nigerian politics and Nwachukwu has urged the electorates to vote their conscience and reject bribes offered for votes on election day.
He added:
“Nigerians must reject bribe from politicians and vote for any presidential candidate who supports the future of Nigeria. To support any presidential candidate who can fight corruption with technology and who wants a corrupt-free country.”
Watch the video in which the duo shared their brilliant and innovative ideas.
Former INEC REC explains why politicians will find it difficult to rig 2023 elections
A former Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) in Akwa Ibom State, Mike Igini, has revealed what the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is doing to ensure the 2023 general elections are free, fair and credible.
In an interview, Igini maintained that the 2023 election is not going to be business as usual for corrupt politicians.
He went on to explain why the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) is rigging-proof.
Source: Legit.ng
