Overview
- Extraordinary returning officer Donovan Lock announced 1,228 votes for no confidence and 501 against, clearing the two‑thirds threshold to remove president‑elect George Abaraonye.
- Abaraonye has appealed and says he remains president‑elect pending review, alleging a compromised process involving proxy email access and questionable ID checks, claims the Union disputes.
- A separate no‑confidence motion against current president Moosa Harraj failed, and he remains in office.
- Under Union rules the posted result remains pending while complaints are assessed by the disciplinary process, with proxy and validation procedures under scrutiny.
- Speaker withdrawals and paused donor funding continue to pressure the society, while new claims about a feud involving the president’s partner are denied by those accused.