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They are still calling that thing election, just say that fixed occasion no election please

If peter obi complain for only fight against him, the person must regrat try and o there tinubu because is only a stupid cat that challenges a tiger because there look alike...
Peter obi is the political main airm

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Don't call that election call it fixed stuff

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It's a fixed planned stuff

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The Independent National Electoral Commission has said that over 3,000 Bimodal Voter Authentication Systems would be deployed for the supplementary elections, scheduled for Saturday, April 15.

A top official of the commission, who spoke to our correspondent on Tuesday, said that over 3,000 BVAS would be configured and re-configured.

INEC would conduct supplementary elections in 2,660 polling units across 185 local government areas of 24 states.

Elections for 26 governorship, 104 senatorial, 329 national and 935 state Assembly seats had been concluded and winners declared.

The commission had noted that all outstanding governorship, national and state Assembly supplementary elections would be held where they were previously suspended due to hitches, including violence, for which the exercise was declared inconclusive.

Speaking on condition of anonymity, an INEC source said over 2,000 BVAS would be re-configured and some new BVAS replacing the stolen or damaged machines during the 2023 general elections would be configured.

“There are some BVAS that will be configured afresh, because the ones deployed for the previous election were either stolen or damaged.The total BVAS that will be deployed, including backup, will be a little above 3,000,” the source said.

Supplementary governorship elections will be held in 20 LGs of each of Adamawa and Kebbi states. Both states have 21 LGs each.

In Adamawa, the elections will be held in 69 polling units and 142 PUs in Kebbi state with 36,935 and 94,209 eligible voters, respectively.

For the state Houses of Assembly positions, elections will be held in 57 constituencies across 17 states.

They are Akwa Ibom (one); Bayelsa (one); Ebonyi (five); Edo (three); Ekiti (one); Imo (one); Kaduna (five); Kano (14); Kebbi (eight); Niger (four); Ogun (one); Taraba (one); Yobe (one); Jigawa (three); Katsina (three); Enugu (one); and Adamawa (fourWe cannot reconfigure stolen or damaged BVAS, so we need to configure fresh device for such PUs.

“We are reconfiguring close to 2,500 BVAS and configuring few numbers afresh plus backups.

A civil society group in Osun State, The Osun Masterminds, has advised Governor Ademola Adeleke, against embracing some policies of the previous administration that flopped, so as not to further endanger the fragile financial condition of the state.

Specifically, the group expressed concern over the plan by the Adeleke administration to invest in the Ido-Osun Airport project and demanded a probe of past investments in the project by previous administrations.

Speaking with journalists during its monthly media chat in Osogbo on Tuesday, the group’s Executive Director, Prof. Wasiu Oyedokun-Alli, recalled the statement credited to Adeleke during a visit to the Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola, in his office in Abuja, where he assured the former governor that he would ensure the completion of the Ido-Osun Airport.

Oyedokun-Alli said, “Governor Adeleke was quoted as assuring the former governor that he would ensure the completion of the Ido-Osun Airport. We must state that the unprecedented waste of our state’s resources that went into the idea of constructing an airport in Ido-Osun is one that several successive governments must be worried about and possibly probe.

“A simple Google search would reveal how officials of the Aregbesola government admitted that state funds, running into billions, were spent on constructing the airport. Today, we find nothing worthwhile on the ground. We advise the governor (Adeleke) to exercise serious restraint with his statements in support of any past policy in Osun. We are particularly bothered that this state is not at any point of financial strength yet to begin pursuing such costly ideas that will put us in more financial trouble.The governor must tread the path of financial caution as Osun is just returning from some serious financial mess and is not fully on its feet yet. All government spending must be towards sustaining the little growth we have made in recent years and facilitating homegrown developmental solutions, not white elephant projects.”

Commenting further regarding the security situation in the state, Oyedokun-Alli lamented the rise in the rate of crime in the state and urged Adeleke to immediately arrest the situation before the state would be plunged into unrest.Reacting, spokesperson for the Interior Minister, Mr Sola Fasure, said the CSO should desist from dragging Aregbesola to issues that does not concern him.

“If you recall properly, Aregbesola didn’t start MKO Abiola Cargo Airport, Ido-Osun project. Oyinlola’s administration started it. We have had Aregbesola, Oyetola and now Adeleke.

“Aregbesola is no longer the governor of the state. Must his name be dragged into what does not concern him? If these people want to be popular, they should devise other means and not by constant mention of ex governor Aregbesola,” Fasure said.

President Muhammadu Buhari has arrived in Madinah, Saudi Arabia, for the commencement of an eight-day official visit.

The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Malam Garba Shehu, in a statement on Tuesday, said upon his arrival, he was received by the Deputy Governor Sa’ud Khalid Al-Faisal.

The presidential spokesman said the President visited and prayed at the Prophet’s Holy Mosque this evening and greeted Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and his two companions.

Shehu added that at the entrance of the Prophet’s Holy Mosque, the President was received by a number of officials.Buhari arrives Madinah, prays at Prophet’s Mosque

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Peter obi snub all those people they are just falacies

Doing like night creatures that comes out in the night and sleep at morning

That won't help matters just go ahead and do your mind

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Very interesting, Peter Obi also do as others did travel to Paris to is not only bribing chief that know how to travel
We remain obedient no matter the matter