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Ibukun (Adebara) Mochiah

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God-Lover.
Wife & Mother.
Daughter & Sister.
Serial Entrepreneur.
Writer.
Administrator.
Nutrition Enthusiast.

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Love, laughter and a celebration to remember!

❤️💍🔥 What a beautiful day to witness two hearts become one! 🥂✨

🎤 MC: @youngstriker9

🎥 Videography: @bigtee_to_the_world

#WeddingHighlights #MCYS9 #WeddingMC #WeddingReels #BigTEEshots

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Just a quick update!
#getinvolved #2027elections #elections

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Today is the last day!
#getinvolved

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3 days left!!
#getinvolved

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5 days left!
#getinvolved

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A message for Nigerian’s abroad 🙏🏽
#getinvolved

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Last week to register to vote in the 2027 elections. #nigeriavotes #getinvolved

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Quick update on challenges people are having when trying to use the INEC portal, and what we doing to help.
#nigeriavotes #2027elections #inec #getinvolved

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🇳🇬 INEC is responsive! It is now possible to register and complete the process from your phone.

Register to vote in 2027 — and get help if it fails. Deadline to register: 26 July 2026.

Nigeria Votes helps you step by step, and if you hit a problem, you can report it and we assist you.
#nigeriavotes

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⏳ This is your reminder: there are less than two weeks left to update your voter information.

Before the deadline, make sure you:

✅ Register to vote (if you’re a new voter)
✅ Replace a lost, stolen or damaged PVC
✅ Transfer your polling unit if you’ve moved
✅ Revalidate your voter information

Most of these services can be started online through the INEC portal. I’ve added the link in my bio.

If you run into any challenges, send me a message. If I can help, I will.

Holding government accountable doesn’t start on election day—it starts with participating in the democratic process.

Make your voice count. Register. Update your details. Vote.

#AccountableToUs #PVC #INEC #NigeriaDecides #yourvotematters

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There has been a lot of discussion about the recent Ekiti State election.

Allegations. Videos. Claims. Counterclaims.

But one question keeps coming to mind:

How much of what we’re saying is based on verified facts, and how much is based on assumptions?

Take voter turnout, for example.

We often hear figures like “85 million PVCs were collected” and use that as a benchmark for participation. But that number is cumulative. It doesn’t necessarily represent 85 million eligible voters who intended to vote in a particular election.

Some people may have relocated. Some may have lost their PVCs. Some may no longer be alive. Others may simply not be participating.

Without accurate and contextualised data, it becomes difficult to answer important questions:

• What was the true voter turnout?
• How do we measure voter apathy?
• What assumptions are we making about the electoral process?

This isn’t about defending or attacking the system.

It’s about recognising the difference between claims and facts, and understanding that accountability starts with good information.

I’ll be sharing more thoughts on this in the coming days.

What are your thoughts? 👇🏾

#AccountableToUs #EkitiElection #ElectionIntegrity #Democracy #CivicEngagement

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Why did I start Accountable To Us?

The idea was born during the #EndSARS protests in 2020.

As I watched events unfold, one thing became clear to me: when people come together around a shared purpose and a clear set of demands, we can push for meaningful change.

I started sketching ideas, speaking with friends, and eventually created Accountable To Us—a platform built on the belief that citizens have the power to hold government accountable.

At the time, I wasn’t ready to fully pursue it, so I put the idea on hold.

Earlier this year, I felt a strong pull to revisit it. Around the same time, my partner, Ibukun, reached out because she had been thinking about it too.

It felt like the right moment.

One of the most powerful ways we hold leaders accountable is through our votes. Democracy doesn’t begin and end on election day—it starts with informed, engaged citizens.

This is just the beginning, and I hope we can build this community together.

What does accountability mean to you? Share your thoughts below. 👇🏾

#AccountableToUs #endsars #CivicEngagement #NigeriaDecides

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