| Re: INEC Releases Calendar For Campaigns Over 2023 Presidential, Guber Elections by Bobloco: 11:14am On Feb 04, 2022 |
It's about time to get it right this time around
Go get your PVC and vote because there are no pooling unit on social media |
| Re: INEC Releases Calendar For Campaigns Over 2023 Presidential, Guber Elections by iscom(m): 11:31am On Feb 04, 2022 |
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| Re: INEC Releases Calendar For Campaigns Over 2023 Presidential, Guber Elections by yomi531(m): 11:33am On Feb 04, 2022 |
okrote4real:
The National Independent Electoral Commission, INEC – have released calendar and political itinerary in 2022 in Nigeria.
The calendar is consists of political activities bordering the 2023 presidential and gubernatorial elections in the country.
According to the calendar released by the INEC, starting from March 2022 the commission will give guidelines to the respective parties to conduct primary election that will birth flag bearers.
The calendar made it clear that by April 2022, campaign for presidential and gubernatorial elections will kick off, whereby, May 2022, there will be party Congresses across Nigeria.
Fast forward to February 2023, when the presidential election will officially be conducted.
Check out the calendar below
1. Consultation continues January: 1-31
2. Intensive consultation continues February: 1-28
3. March: INEC gives guideline for aspirants, candidates, parties in respect of congress, primary election and campaign.
4. April: Campaign for Presidential and Gubernatorial elections.
5. May: Party Congresses.
6. June: Party Primary Elections.
7. July: Petitions on Primary elections.
8. August: Court of Appeal hearing on Primary elections conducted.
9. September: Supreme Court verdict on all Primary elections. Candidates & winners for Presidential & Gubernatorial flag bearer of Parties contesting.
10. October: Aggressive campaign by candidates/Parties across the federation.
11. November: Campaign continues.
12. December: Peace Accord signed by all presidential and Gubernatorial candidates.
13. February 2023: Presidential and National Assembly elections
14. March 2023: Gubernatorial and State Assembly elections.
15. Plan your Calendar for 2022 with this on your mind. Cheers. RELEASES CALENDAR FOR CAMPAIGNS OVER 2023 PRESIDENTIAL AND GUBERNITORIAL ELECTIONS
The National Independent Electoral Commission, INEC – have released calendar and political itinerary in 2022 in Nigeria.
The calendar is consists of political activities bordering the 2023 presidential and gubernatorial elections in the country.
According to the calendar released by the INEC, starting from March 2022 the commission will give guidelines to the respective parties to conduct primary election that will birth flag bearers.
The calendar made it clear that by April 2022, campaign for presidential and gubernatorial elections will kick off, whereby, May 2022, there will be party Congresses across Nigeria.
Fast forward to February 2023, when the presidential election will officially be conducted.
Check out the calendar below
1. Consultation continues January: 1-31
2. Intensive consultation continues February: 1-28
3. March: INEC gives guideline for aspirants, candidates, parties in respect of congress, primary election and campaign.
4. April: Campaign for Presidential and Gubernatorial elections.
5. May: Party Congresses.
6. June: Party Primary Elections.
7. July: Petitions on Primary elections.
8. August: Court of Appeal hearing on Primary elections conducted.
9. September: Supreme Court verdict on all Primary elections. Candidates & winners for Presidential & Gubernatorial flag bearer of Parties contesting.
10. October: Aggressive campaign by candidates/Parties across the federation.
11. November: Campaign continues.
12. December: Peace Accord signed by all presidential and Gubernatorial candidates.
13. February 2023: Presidential and National Assembly elections
14. March 2023: Gubernatorial and State Assembly elections.
15. Plan your Calendar for 2022 with this on your mind. Cheers. Star Boy Osinbajo 2023 |
| Re: INEC Releases Calendar For Campaigns Over 2023 Presidential, Guber Elections by Vistra40: 11:35am On Feb 04, 2022 |
[s][/s] PressMyButton:
Campaign begins in April. April is the month of showing receipts.
Peter Obi must come out to contest, we are waiting for him. We will present the receipts of his criminal and fraudulent records. [s][/s] |
| Re: INEC Releases Calendar For Campaigns Over 2023 Presidential, Guber Elections by LIONSABRE(m): 11:39am On Feb 04, 2022 |
vote for credible candidates,no matter their religion and region. All we need is Nigeria to move forward. |
| Re: INEC Releases Calendar For Campaigns Over 2023 Presidential, Guber Elections by sterlingD(m): 12:03pm On Feb 04, 2022 |
Wow so political parties owambe will soon start. |
| Re: INEC Releases Calendar For Campaigns Over 2023 Presidential, Guber Elections by JOemmy(m): 12:06pm On Feb 04, 2022 |
micflo28:
The way youths abi kids here are talking, we will obviously vote another Buhari come 2023. Someone mentioned that Peter Obi has fraudulent receipts. What fraudulent receipts? Peter Obi stands to be the best Governor to ever govern Anambra. Presently, we need such a person from that state to parade in his cabinet Business moguls that will revive our dead Economy and create jobs. Peter obi is obviously one of the best presidential candidates but I honestly don't think nigerians will ever rise above ethnic and religious sentiments to vote for someone like that. The only solution still remains either restructuring or the outright division of nigeria the suspicion and hatred amongst nigeria's major three ethnic groups is just too much I just pray we don't witness another civil war or rwandan kind of genocide here some day the way we are going. 1 Like |
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| Re: INEC Releases Calendar For Campaigns Over 2023 Presidential, Guber Elections by daviscode(m): 12:17pm On Feb 04, 2022 |
Don't plan and work hard to out a political part, plan and work hard to out any wrong and incapacitated candidate and vote in the right person with the full capacity to lead irrespective of party. Vote individual, not party. slivertongue:
February 2023: Presidential and National Assembly elections.
We will out APC on the above date
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| Re: INEC Releases Calendar For Campaigns Over 2023 Presidential, Guber Elections by Dchampion65: 12:22pm On Feb 04, 2022 |
Which one is intensive consultation and aggressive campaign. |
| Re: INEC Releases Calendar For Campaigns Over 2023 Presidential, Guber Elections by Starhearts: 12:48pm On Feb 04, 2022 |
I don't know why those from South-east and South-south where Tinubu did not rule as governor are those that abuse Tinubu most whenever his name is been mentioned. Some of them couldn't even remember their governors between 1999-2007 again but Tinubu's name always ring bell in their ears.
Tinubu's immunity expired in 2007 and PDP left govt in 2015. Tinubu was without immunity for good 8 years under PDP, yet, Obasanjo,Yardua and Jonathan had nothing to rope him in as a criminal. Even Nuhu Ribadu did not probe him under Obasanjo. Three (3) EFCC chairmen (Ribadu, Farida Waziri and Lamorde) couldn't trace anything incriminating against Tinubu between 2007 -- 2015 but you want him probed now. Has he taken any contract from state or federal govt that he has not executed? Has anybody reported him for financial crime? You always refer to Tinubu's companies as if he had no means of livelihood before becoming governor.
Tinubu was an Executive Director/board member of Mobil Oil Producing before he joined politics. Obasanjo and Atiku established private universities as sitting President and Vice President. Obasanjo established Presidential Library as a sitting President. Atiku sold shares of companies to himself as VP and Chairman of Privatisation Council. Peter Obi took state money to support family business as Governor of Anambra. Yet, these people are your heroes. When other former governors were busy shipping their states resources abroad & developing foreign economies, Tinubu was busy establishing his businesses in Nigeria. Those companies are employing several hundreds of bread winners in Nigeria.
He met Lagos IGR at about N600m per month and he left it at N12 - 14bn per month. When Obasanjo seized Lagos allocations despite Supreme Court judgement against Obasanjo, Tinubu was paying salaries and pensions regularly for three and half years that it lasted. It was Yardua that paid the allocation to Fasola's govt. Tinubu used his initiative to create LASTMA and Obasanjo in his copy cat attitude moved ahead to create FERMA.
Those of you that always criticise Tinubu because of envious hate, when will you start criticising Ikpeazu who has not been paying salaries and pensions Abia with no single project to show in Abia. Why did you not say Tinubu was corrupt in 2011 when he supported Goodluck Jonathan? Did He not win Jonathan govt at code of conduct tribunal when he was charged? Tinubu this and Tinubu that as if he is your Governor or President. If you are abusing Tinubu because he is sponsoring APC, Is Atiku not using money to sponsor PDP and his Presidential project? Where is he also getting the money from? Where did he get all the dollars he spent during APC Presidential primary in 2014 and PDP presidential primary of 2018?
Tinubu is no longer a Governor and neither is he the President but he is your problem. When Tinubu was busy building his political structures since 2003 after PDP rigging in south-west, Where were you? When he gave Atiku his party to use for his Presidential project in 2006/2007, where were you? When he was busy building bridges across 6 geo political zones, where were you? In 2015, you all mocked when Ahmed Lawan and Gbajabiamila lost out the leadership of national assembly to Saraki and Dogara. He was not disturbed. He moved on till he was successful in 2019.
When he was bringing up Babachir Lawal and Boss Mustapha (former and current SGF) in ACN, where were you? When he was doing these, Bode George was calling him a local champion but now the local champion in his tenacity has built a national ruling party, you are envious. Tell us your governor that performed better than Tinubu. Your Peter Obi couldn't build APGA in South-east. Instead, he defected to PDP to kill APGA.
Let Tinubu Be! He is not your problem!! Your past & present governors are your problem!!! |
| Re: INEC Releases Calendar For Campaigns Over 2023 Presidential, Guber Elections by Bounceboune7: 12:55pm On Feb 04, 2022 |
Masterito:
Reap what exactly? Suffering of Nigerians is only certain to continue. did u sow bad? Y are u scared of what to reap? |
| Re: INEC Releases Calendar For Campaigns Over 2023 Presidential, Guber Elections by Masterito(m): 1:01pm On Feb 04, 2022 |
Lol you are still yet to your country. Bounceboune7:
did u sow bad?
Y are u scared of what to reap? |
| Re: INEC Releases Calendar For Campaigns Over 2023 Presidential, Guber Elections by kay4kay: 2:24pm On Feb 04, 2022 |
PressMyButton:
Campaign begins in April. April is the month of showing receipts.
Peter Obi must come out to contest, we are waiting for him. We will present the receipts of his criminal and fraudulent records. Ipob don't contest election in Nigeria |
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| Re: INEC Releases Calendar For Campaigns Over 2023 Presidential, Guber Elections by MartinsD12(m): 3:01pm On Feb 04, 2022 |
okrote4real:
The National Independent Electoral Commission, INEC – have released calendar and political itinerary in 2022 in Nigeria.
The calendar is consists of political activities bordering the 2023 presidential and gubernatorial elections in the country.
According to the calendar released by the INEC, starting from March 2022 the commission will give guidelines to the respective parties to conduct primary election that will birth flag bearers.
The calendar made it clear that by April 2022, campaign for presidential and gubernatorial elections will kick off, whereby, May 2022, there will be party Congresses across Nigeria.
Fast forward to February 2023, when the presidential election will officially be conducted.
Check out the calendar below
1. Consultation continues January: 1-31
2. Intensive consultation continues February: 1-28
3. March: INEC gives guideline for aspirants, candidates, parties in respect of congress, primary election and campaign.
4. April: Campaign for Presidential and Gubernatorial elections.
5. May: Party Congresses.
6. June: Party Primary Elections.
7. July: Petitions on Primary elections.
8. August: Court of Appeal hearing on Primary elections conducted.
9. September: Supreme Court verdict on all Primary elections. Candidates & winners for Presidential & Gubernatorial flag bearer of Parties contesting.
10. October: Aggressive campaign by candidates/Parties across the federation.
11. November: Campaign continues.
12. December: Peace Accord signed by all presidential and Gubernatorial candidates.
13. February 2023: Presidential and National Assembly elections
14. March 2023: Gubernatorial and State Assembly elections.
15. Plan your Calendar for 2022 with this on your mind. Cheers. RELEASES CALENDAR FOR CAMPAIGNS OVER 2023 PRESIDENTIAL AND GUBERNITORIAL ELECTIONS
The National Independent Electoral Commission, INEC – have released calendar and political itinerary in 2022 in Nigeria.
The calendar is consists of political activities bordering the 2023 presidential and gubernatorial elections in the country.
According to the calendar released by the INEC, starting from March 2022 the commission will give guidelines to the respective parties to conduct primary election that will birth flag bearers.
The calendar made it clear that by April 2022, campaign for presidential and gubernatorial elections will kick off, whereby, May 2022, there will be party Congresses across Nigeria.
Fast forward to February 2023, when the presidential election will officially be conducted.
Check out the calendar below
1. Consultation continues January: 1-31
2. Intensive consultation continues February: 1-28
3. March: INEC gives guideline for aspirants, candidates, parties in respect of congress, primary election and campaign.
4. April: Campaign for Presidential and Gubernatorial elections.
5. May: Party Congresses.
6. June: Party Primary Elections.
7. July: Petitions on Primary elections.
8. August: Court of Appeal hearing on Primary elections conducted.
9. September: Supreme Court verdict on all Primary elections. Candidates & winners for Presidential & Gubernatorial flag bearer of Parties contesting.
10. October: Aggressive campaign by candidates/Parties across the federation.
11. November: Campaign continues.
12. December: Peace Accord signed by all presidential and Gubernatorial candidates.
13. February 2023: Presidential and National Assembly elections
14. March 2023: Gubernatorial and State Assembly elections.
15. Plan your Calendar for 2022 with this on your mind. Cheers. Finally buhari will go come 2023 pdp atiku and Peter obi take over |
| Re: INEC Releases Calendar For Campaigns Over 2023 Presidential, Guber Elections by mema900: 3:03pm On Feb 04, 2022 |
Benjaniblinks:
Wait o. So Buhari go soon go  Felt some joy when i read this line |
| Re: INEC Releases Calendar For Campaigns Over 2023 Presidential, Guber Elections by olatuns2017: 3:08pm On Feb 04, 2022 |
okrote4real:
The National Independent Electoral Commission, INEC – have released calendar and political itinerary in 2022 in Nigeria.
The calendar is consists of political activities bordering the 2023 presidential and gubernatorial elections in the country.
According to the calendar released by the INEC, starting from March 2022 the commission will give guidelines to the respective parties to conduct primary election that will birth flag bearers.
The calendar made it clear that by April 2022, campaign for presidential and gubernatorial elections will kick off, whereby, May 2022, there will be party Congresses across Nigeria.
Fast forward to February 2023, when the presidential election will officially be conducted.
Check out the calendar below
1. Consultation continues January: 1-31
2. Intensive consultation continues February: 1-28
3. March: INEC gives guideline for aspirants, candidates, parties in respect of congress, primary election and campaign.
4. April: Campaign for Presidential and Gubernatorial elections.
5. May: Party Congresses.
6. June: Party Primary Elections.
7. July: Petitions on Primary elections.
8. August: Court of Appeal hearing on Primary elections conducted.
9. September: Supreme Court verdict on all Primary elections. Candidates & winners for Presidential & Gubernatorial flag bearer of Parties contesting.
10. October: Aggressive campaign by candidates/Parties across the federation.
11. November: Campaign continues.
12. December: Peace Accord signed by all presidential and Gubernatorial candidates.
13. February 2023: Presidential and National Assembly elections
14. March 2023: Gubernatorial and State Assembly elections.
15. Plan your Calendar for 2022 with this on your mind. Cheers. RELEASES CALENDAR FOR CAMPAIGNS OVER 2023 PRESIDENTIAL AND GUBERNITORIAL ELECTIONS
The National Independent Electoral Commission, INEC – have released calendar and political itinerary in 2022 in Nigeria.
The calendar is consists of political activities bordering the 2023 presidential and gubernatorial elections in the country.
According to the calendar released by the INEC, starting from March 2022 the commission will give guidelines to the respective parties to conduct primary election that will birth flag bearers.
The calendar made it clear that by April 2022, campaign for presidential and gubernatorial elections will kick off, whereby, May 2022, there will be party Congresses across Nigeria.
Fast forward to February 2023, when the presidential election will officially be conducted.
Check out the calendar below
1. Consultation continues January: 1-31
2. Intensive consultation continues February: 1-28
3. March: INEC gives guideline for aspirants, candidates, parties in respect of congress, primary election and campaign.
4. April: Campaign for Presidential and Gubernatorial elections.
5. May: Party Congresses.
6. June: Party Primary Elections.
7. July: Petitions on Primary elections.
8. August: Court of Appeal hearing on Primary elections conducted.
9. September: Supreme Court verdict on all Primary elections. Candidates & winners for Presidential & Gubernatorial flag bearer of Parties contesting.
10. October: Aggressive campaign by candidates/Parties across the federation.
11. November: Campaign continues.
12. December: Peace Accord signed by all presidential and Gubernatorial candidates.
13. February 2023: Presidential and National Assembly elections
14. March 2023: Gubernatorial and State Assembly elections.
15. Plan your Calendar for 2022 with this on your mind. Cheers. Congratulations in advance to Tinubu/Osibanjo/SW 1983 1993 2023... progressive shall succeed this time! |
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