VIDEO: E-transmission protest: Amaechi engages police in heated exchange at NASS

[NigerianEye - Nigeria] - 10/02/2026
A tense confrontation erupted on Tuesday at the National Assembly complex in Abuja as former Rivers State Governor and ex-Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, engaged in a heated exchange with police officers during the ongoing protest. Amaechi, who joined other demonstrators at the National Assembly, was seen challenging security operatives. The former governor participated in the protest to demand the real-time electronic transmission of election results, a key issue fueling public outrage following the Senate’s rejection of the proposal in the ongoing electoral reform process. (…)
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