In February 2026, the 10^th National Assembly passed the amended 2026  Electoral Bill but rejected compulsory electronic transmission of results as against what the general public wanted and demanded of them. As a matter of fact,  compulsory electronic transmission of results was the most important part of the amended 2026 Electoral Bill, and its passage into law was what the generality of Nigerians (the general public) requested and demanded of the lawmakers of the 10^th National Assembly but they failed us. Following this unfortunate political development, the #FixNASS2027 was launched in retaliation by the voting populace, as a political revenge action movement whose  aim is to ensure  that members of the 10^th National Assembly are massively voted out in the 2027 general elections and replaced in the 11^th National Assembly with patriotic and credible Nigerians who will respect and accountably represent those who elected them, rather than act as “puppets”, “stooges”, or a “rubber stamp” for the executive arm, as currently being experienced.

#FixNASS2027 was unveiled at the Radisson Blu (Victoria Island) on Monday 16^th February 2026 by a renowned political economist, Prof Pat Utomi, alongside two prominent Nigerian activists, Femi Falana SAN, who is a human rights lawyer, and Comrade Kennedy Iyere, a humanitarian activist. The goal is to vote out members of the 10^th National Assembly in the 2027 general elections and ensure they do not return to the 11^th National Assembly, while replacing them with credible Nigerians who are fit for purpose, using revenge or protest voting as weapons.

#FixNASS2027 is a political action movement anchored and driven by concerned citizens, including both ordinary Nigerians and the elites but coordinated by a coalition of NGOs, CSOs, FBOs and cooperative groups through the Youths Off The Street Initiative (YOTSI), 40Million Ballots Movement, and the Nigerian Youths and Women Political Emancipation Movement (NYWOPEM).