The INEC chief added that the commission is committed to improving the BVAS and the INEC Result Viewing Portal (IReV).
The governor urged governments and media entities to collaborate on sustained public education campaigns.
Ms Sowunmi-Kolapo noted that the part was also not afraid of litigation should they arise.
He lauded media proprietors, editors and journalists for staying dedicated to their roles.
The communique was issued following a standing committee meeting of the editors in Owerri.
They called for an assessment of these laws for potential restrictions on free speech and press freedom in Nigeria.
This may sound incredible, but increasingly, with improvements in infotech and biotech, it seems that what AI cannot do does not exist.
Mr Shettima said the time has come to prioritise governance over political considerations and called for partnership with the media.
Mr Kwankwaso stressed that restructuring was only possible if there were good leaders committed to uniting Nigerians and upgrading security, economy, education, among others.
“You may not always realise it, but when you give voice to the governed and the under-represented, you help reduce voter apathy.”
