The Independent National Election Commission (INEC) is a government body responsible for organizing and conducting elections in a country. It ensures that the electoral process is fair, transparent, and free from any external influence.
Think of the INEC as the referee in a sports game. Just like how the referee ensures that all players follow the rules and play fairly, the INEC ensures that elections are conducted in a fair and unbiased manner.
Electoral Commission: A similar term used in some countries to refer to an organization responsible for overseeing elections.
Voter Registration: The process by which eligible citizens enroll themselves to vote in an election.
Ballot Box: A container used to collect votes during an election.
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