Elections are credible when they
are premised on quantitative and qualitative National Register of Voters.
The quantitative nature of the National Register of Voters fundamentally means
a demographic and electoral arrangement whereby as many as grown up citizens
notwithstanding their sex, tribe, religion or socio-economic status;
particularly the active segment of
the general population (18 to 65 years) are captured and documented using
manual and ICT applications for the purpose of voting and electing their
representatives in a general election in Nigeria or any part thereof on the
basis of free representative democracy.
