A coalition of four prominent Nigerian civil society groups — the Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria, Justice Development and Peace/Caritas Nigeria, the Nigerian Bar Association and the Transition Monitoring Group — have come together to form Project 2011 Swift Count to monitor the election process and verify the official results, hoping that their independent effort will deter fraud and help restore public trust in the country's upcoming local, legislative and presidential elections.

• Oct. 22, 2012, Statement on the Ondo State Governorship Election»
• April 2, 2012, Statement on the Kebbi Gubernatorial Election»
• Feb. 25, 2012, Statement on the Sokoto Gubernatorial Election»
• Feb. 18, 2012, Statement on the Sokoto Gubernatorial Election»
• Feb. 11, 2012, Statement on the Bayelsa Gubernatorial Election»
• Feb. 4, 2012, Statement on the Adamawa Gubernatorial Election»
• May 18, 2011, Project 2011 Swift Count releases final statement calling April elections 'good, credible and transparent'»
• April 30, 2011, Project 2011 Swift Count releases statement on the selected gubernatorial elections Results»
• April 30, 2011, Project 2011 Swift Count confirms official gubernatorial results for four states»
• April 30, 2011, Project 2011 Swift Count releases its interim statement on the Bauchi and Kaduna state elections»
• April 28, 2011, Observers release preliminary statement on reported incidents during the gubernatorial and House of Assembly elections»
• April 28, 2011, Observers report despite intimidation and harrassment»
• April 28, 2011, Project 2011 Swift Count releases interim statement on the gubernatorial, state and reschedule National Assembly elections»
• April 18, 2011, Project 2011 Swift Count confirms official presidential results and urges Nigerians to reject violence»
• April 18, 2011, PSC releases statement with preliminary PVT results»
• April 17, 2011, Voting for presidential election proceeds smoothly, condemns detaining of observers»
• April 17, 2011, PSC's interim statement on the presidential elections»
• April 10, 2011, National Assembly elections a success, but problems remain and must be addressed»
• April 10, 2011, PSC releases interim statement on the National Assembly elections»
• Swiftcount Digest, PSC's blog»
• April 4, 2011, Project 2011 Swift Count calls upon Nigerians not to be discouraged by postponements of elections»
• April 2, 2011, Swift Count supports difficult decision to postpone national assembly elections»
• March 31, 2011, Swift Count highlights methodology for verifying April 2011 vote»
• March 31, 2011, Pre-election statement for 2011 general elections»
• Feb. 18, 2011, Prospective gubernatorial candidates for all states»
• Feb. 1, 2011, Swift Count boosts confidence in registration exercise»
• Feb. 1, 2011, Interim statement on the voter registration exercise»
• Jan. 28, 2011, Nigerian citizen observation groups boosts confidence in registration exercise»
• Jan. 24, 2011, Voter registration gaining momentum after slow start»
• Jan. 24, 2011, Interim report on the voter registration exercise for the 2011 general elections in Nigeria»
• Oct. 27, 2010, Coalition to monitor vote for better elections in Nigeria»

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