STREET LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA

Lamppost advertising agency in Lagos

Street light adverts in Lekki, Victoria Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Ajah, Maryland, Yaba, Ikorodu road, Ikoyi, VGC, Oshodi-Apapa expressway, Abuja, etc

Lamp post advertising (Street light advertising) is one of the most traditional forms of outdoor advertising because of its ability to guarantee exposure in high traffic locations.

Lamp posts provide advertisers the ability to specifically target their desired geographical location and target specific consumers.

Symmetric Communications, a leading outdoor advertising agency in Nigeria offers lampposts in prime locations in Lagos like Lekki, Victoria Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Lagos mainland and other parts of Nigeria, Abuja, Portharcourt, etc.

Conveying a brand message in fewer words with a thought-provoking way is an art, and doing that in High traffic locations where ads will be strategically displayed is like a potent charm.

However, it requires detailed research, creativity, innovative ideas and understanding of market trends.

The perfect blend of these elements leads to a successful advertising campaign. Of course, you can’t handle these tasks on your own as you have many other business-related tasks or priorities to do.

Lamp post (Street light) advertising is unique in the following ways:

Lamp post advertising is captivating and Attractive with unique and eye-catching presentation of the brand message on lamp Post obtains higher retention rates.

The brand message displays for 24 hours and by hammering the message you can educate travelers about your business. The spectacular internal lighting system also makes visible lamp- post in the night also.

Weather-resistant:
The lamppost is made of some special materials in order to sustain the harsh weather condition. Modern lamp- post ads also contain anti-tear features. So, they can stand in every weather condition.

Lamppost is an effective way of advertising for local businesses also. Due to budget constraints, most of them are unable to go to other commercial advertisement channels. They can establish their identity and make people aware of their products through this cost-effective display on lamppost.

It is also beneficial for national and international businesses. Nigeria offers many attractive locations where a brand message can easily get noticed. Strategic location and attractive display catch the commuter’s attention and educate about your brand.

One of the unique features of Lamp posts advertising in Lagos is that the banners can be seen from both sides, so all types of commuters can view them easily.

Symmetric Communications is the Nigeria market leader in lamppost banner advertising. Our Raised Lamppost Banners allow brands to avoid the clutter of street level, and leads to a 2.5 x higher memory recall rate than ground level advertising.

Located in and around major event venues, high footfall areas, high street and lining main arterial routes, our roadside media sites allow brands, event organisers and local authorities to achieve unrivalled proximity to their target market, boosting brand awareness and results.

Expertly crafted, highly durable, and made from environmentally friendly fabrics – our patented Raised Lamppost Banners are unparalleled in quality and impact, and are a trusted media solution for major brands, event organisers and local authorities.

If you need any forms of outdoor advertising in Nigeria, be it Lagos, Abuja, rivers or any other parts of Nigeria you can reach us at: Suite 31, Mota Complex, opp. Harmony Estate, Ifako-Gbagada, Lagos.

LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA.

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STREET LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA

Lamppost advertising agency in Lagos

Street light adverts in Lekki, Victoria Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Ajah, Maryland, Yaba, Ikorodu road, Ikoyi, VGC, Oshodi-Apapa expressway, Abuja, etc

Lamp post advertising (Street light advertising) is one of the most traditional forms of outdoor advertising because of its ability to guarantee exposure in high traffic locations.

Lamp posts provide advertisers the ability to specifically target their desired geographical location and target specific consumers.

Symmetric Communications, a leading outdoor advertising agency in Nigeria offers lampposts in prime locations in Lagos like Lekki, Victoria Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Lagos mainland and other parts of Nigeria, Abuja, Portharcourt, etc.

Conveying a brand message in fewer words with a thought-provoking way is an art, and doing that in High traffic locations where ads will be strategically displayed is like a potent charm.

However, it requires detailed research, creativity, innovative ideas and understanding of market trends.

The perfect blend of these elements leads to a successful advertising campaign. Of course, you can’t handle these tasks on your own as you have many other business-related tasks or priorities to do.

Lamp post (Street light) advertising is unique in the following ways:

Lamp post advertising is captivating and Attractive with unique and eye-catching presentation of the brand message on lamp Post obtains higher retention rates.

The brand message displays for 24 hours and by hammering the message you can educate travelers about your business. The spectacular internal lighting system also makes visible lamp- post in the night also.

Weather-resistant:
The lamppost is made of some special materials in order to sustain the harsh weather condition. Modern lamp- post ads also contain anti-tear features. So, they can stand in every weather condition.

Lamppost is an effective way of advertising for local businesses also. Due to budget constraints, most of them are unable to go to other commercial advertisement channels. They can establish their identity and make people aware of their products through this cost-effective display on lamppost.

It is also beneficial for national and international businesses. Nigeria offers many attractive locations where a brand message can easily get noticed. Strategic location and attractive display catch the commuter’s attention and educate about your brand.

One of the unique features of Lamp posts advertising in Lagos is that the banners can be seen from both sides, so all types of commuters can view them easily.

Symmetric Communications is the Nigeria market leader in lamppost banner advertising. Our Raised Lamppost Banners allow brands to avoid the clutter of street level, and leads to a 2.5 x higher memory recall rate than ground level advertising.

Located in and around major event venues, high footfall areas, high street and lining main arterial routes, our roadside media sites allow brands, event organisers and local authorities to achieve unrivalled proximity to their target market, boosting brand awareness and results.

Expertly crafted, highly durable, and made from environmentally friendly fabrics – our patented Raised Lamppost Banners are unparalleled in quality and impact, and are a trusted media solution for major brands, event organisers and local authorities.

If you need any forms of outdoor advertising in Nigeria, be it Lagos, Abuja, rivers or any other parts of Nigeria you can reach us at: Suite 31, Mota Complex, opp. Harmony Estate, Ifako-Gbagada, Lagos.


LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA.

Get in touch with our team. Check the number on the attached flyers..

Contact:

STREET LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA

Lamppost advertising agency in Lagos

Street light adverts in Lekki, Victoria Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Ajah, Maryland, Yaba, Ikorodu road, Ikoyi, VGC, Oshodi-Apapa expressway, Abuja, etc

Lamp post advertising (Street light advertising) is one of the most traditional forms of outdoor advertising because of its ability to guarantee exposure in high traffic locations.

Lamp posts provide advertisers the ability to specifically target their desired geographical location and target specific consumers.

Symmetric Communications, a leading outdoor advertising agency in Nigeria offers lampposts in prime locations in Lagos like Lekki, Victoria Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Lagos mainland and other parts of Nigeria, Abuja, Portharcourt, etc.

Conveying a brand message in fewer words with a thought-provoking way is an art, and doing that in High traffic locations where ads will be strategically displayed is like a potent charm.

However, it requires detailed research, creativity, innovative ideas and understanding of market trends.

The perfect blend of these elements leads to a successful advertising campaign. Of course, you can’t handle these tasks on your own as you have many other business-related tasks or priorities to do.

Lamp post (Street light) advertising is unique in the following ways:

Lamp post advertising is captivating and Attractive with unique and eye-catching presentation of the brand message on lamp Post obtains higher retention rates.

The brand message displays for 24 hours and by hammering the message you can educate travelers about your business. The spectacular internal lighting system also makes visible lamp- post in the night also.

Weather-resistant:
The lamppost is made of some special materials in order to sustain the harsh weather condition. Modern lamp- post ads also contain anti-tear features. So, they can stand in every weather condition.

Lamppost is an effective way of advertising for local businesses also. Due to budget constraints, most of them are unable to go to other commercial advertisement channels. They can establish their identity and make people aware of their products through this cost-effective display on lamppost.

It is also beneficial for national and international businesses. Nigeria offers many attractive locations where a brand message can easily get noticed. Strategic location and attractive display catch the commuter’s attention and educate about your brand.

One of the unique features of Lamp posts advertising in Lagos is that the banners can be seen from both sides, so all types of commuters can view them easily.

Symmetric Communications is the Nigeria market leader in lamppost banner advertising. Our Raised Lamppost Banners allow brands to avoid the clutter of street level, and leads to a 2.5 x higher memory recall rate than ground level advertising.

Located in and around major event venues, high footfall areas, high street and lining main arterial routes, our roadside media sites allow brands, event organisers and local authorities to achieve unrivalled proximity to their target market, boosting brand awareness and results.

Expertly crafted, highly durable, and made from environmentally friendly fabrics – our patented Raised Lamppost Banners are unparalleled in quality and impact, and are a trusted media solution for major brands, event organisers and local authorities.

If you need any forms of outdoor advertising in Nigeria, be it Lagos, Abuja, rivers or any other parts of Nigeria you can reach us at: Suite 31, Mota Complex, opp. Harmony Estate, Ifako-Gbagada, Lagos.


LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA.

Get in touch with our team. Check the number on the attached flyers..

Contact:

STREET LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA

Lamppost advertising agency in Lagos

Street light adverts in Lekki, Victoria Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Ajah, Maryland, Yaba, Ikorodu road, Ikoyi, VGC, Oshodi-Apapa expressway, Abuja, etc

Lamp post advertising (Street light advertising) is one of the most traditional forms of outdoor advertising because of its ability to guarantee exposure in high traffic locations.

Lamp posts provide advertisers the ability to specifically target their desired geographical location and target specific consumers.

Symmetric Communications, a leading outdoor advertising agency in Nigeria offers lampposts in prime locations in Lagos like Lekki, Victoria Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Lagos mainland and other parts of Nigeria, Abuja, Portharcourt, etc.

Conveying a brand message in fewer words with a thought-provoking way is an art, and doing that in High traffic locations where ads will be strategically displayed is like a potent charm.

However, it requires detailed research, creativity, innovative ideas and understanding of market trends.

The perfect blend of these elements leads to a successful advertising campaign. Of course, you can’t handle these tasks on your own as you have many other business-related tasks or priorities to do.

Lamp post (Street light) advertising is unique in the following ways:

Lamp post advertising is captivating and Attractive with unique and eye-catching presentation of the brand message on lamp Post obtains higher retention rates.

The brand message displays for 24 hours and by hammering the message you can educate travelers about your business. The spectacular internal lighting system also makes visible lamp- post in the night also.

Weather-resistant:
The lamppost is made of some special materials in order to sustain the harsh weather condition. Modern lamp- post ads also contain anti-tear features. So, they can stand in every weather condition.

Lamppost is an effective way of advertising for local businesses also. Due to budget constraints, most of them are unable to go to other commercial advertisement channels. They can establish their identity and make people aware of their products through this cost-effective display on lamppost.

It is also beneficial for national and international businesses. Nigeria offers many attractive locations where a brand message can easily get noticed. Strategic location and attractive display catch the commuter’s attention and educate about your brand.

One of the unique features of Lamp posts advertising in Lagos is that the banners can be seen from both sides, so all types of commuters can view them easily.

Symmetric Communications is the Nigeria market leader in lamppost banner advertising. Our Raised Lamppost Banners allow brands to avoid the clutter of street level, and leads to a 2.5 x higher memory recall rate than ground level advertising.

Located in and around major event venues, high footfall areas, high street and lining main arterial routes, our roadside media sites allow brands, event organisers and local authorities to achieve unrivalled proximity to their target market, boosting brand awareness and results.

Expertly crafted, highly durable, and made from environmentally friendly fabrics – our patented Raised Lamppost Banners are unparalleled in quality and impact, and are a trusted media solution for major brands, event organisers and local authorities.

If you need any forms of outdoor advertising in Nigeria, be it Lagos, Abuja, rivers or any other parts of Nigeria you can reach us at: Suite 31, Mota Complex, opp. Harmony Estate, Ifako-Gbagada, Lagos.


LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA.

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HIRE PROFESSIONAL SKATERS FOR ALL EVENTS

Skating involves using roller blades or skateboards to move or glide around.

Roller-blading and skateboarding have become very familiar sights in major cities in Nigeria.

Although skating is not acknowledged as a sport by the necessary sports bodies in Nigeria, all that notwithstanding, Lagos, Port Harcourt, Enugu as well as Abuja now have a growing population of youth engaging in this interesting sport.

In Abuja, the well-maintained tarred roads attract skaters at weekends. These skaters can be noticed on some roads in the federal capital, converging at Jabi Lake.

However, in Lagos state, the activities of skaters have been organised into a professional skill.

HIRE PROFESSIONAL SKATERS TO DISTRIBUTE FLYERS & PASTE STICKERS.

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Symmetric Outdoors.

HIRE PROFESSIONAL SKATERS FOR ALL EVENTS

Skating involves using roller blades or skateboards to move or glide around.

Roller-blading and skateboarding have become very familiar sights in major cities in Nigeria.

Although skating is not acknowledged as a sport by the necessary sports bodies in Nigeria, all that notwithstanding, Lagos, Port Harcourt, Enugu as well as Abuja now have a growing population of youth engaging in this interesting sport.

In Abuja, the well-maintained tarred roads attract skaters at weekends. These skaters can be noticed on some roads in the federal capital, converging at Jabi Lake.

However, in Lagos state, the activities of skaters have been organised into a professional skill.

HIRE PROFESSIONAL SKATERS TO DISTRIBUTE FLYERS & PASTE STICKERS.

WhatsApp/ Call:
Symmetric Outdoors.

HIRE PROFESSIONAL SKATERS FOR ALL EVENTS

Skating involves using roller blades or skateboards to move or glide around.

Roller-blading and skateboarding have become very familiar sights in major cities in Nigeria.

Although skating is not acknowledged as a sport by the necessary sports bodies in Nigeria, all that notwithstanding, Lagos, Port Harcourt, Enugu as well as Abuja now have a growing population of youth engaging in this interesting sport.

In Abuja, the well-maintained tarred roads attract skaters at weekends. These skaters can be noticed on some roads in the federal capital, converging at Jabi Lake.

However, in Lagos state, the activities of skaters have been organised into a professional skill.

HIRE PROFESSIONAL SKATERS TO DISTRIBUTE FLYERS & PASTE STICKERS.

WhatsApp/ Call:
Symmetric Outdoors.

HIRE PROFESSIONAL SKATERS FOR ALL EVENTS

Skating involves using roller blades or skateboards to move or glide around.

Roller-blading and skateboarding have become very familiar sights in major cities in Nigeria.

Although skating is not acknowledged as a sport by the necessary sports bodies in Nigeria, all that notwithstanding, Lagos, Port Harcourt, Enugu as well as Abuja now have a growing population of youth engaging in this interesting sport.

In Abuja, the well-maintained tarred roads attract skaters at weekends. These skaters can be noticed on some roads in the federal capital, converging at Jabi Lake.

However, in Lagos state, the activities of skaters have been organised into a professional skill.

HIRE PROFESSIONAL SKATERS TO DISTRIBUTE FLYERS & PASTE STICKERS.

WhatsApp/ Call:
Symmetric Outdoors.

HIRE PROFESSIONAL SKATERS FOR ALL EVENTS

Skating involves using roller blades or skateboards to move or glide around.

Roller-blading and skateboarding have become very familiar sights in major cities in Nigeria.

Although skating is not acknowledged as a sport by the necessary sports bodies in Nigeria, all that notwithstanding, Lagos, Port Harcourt, Enugu as well as Abuja now have a growing population of youth engaging in this interesting sport.

In Abuja, the well-maintained tarred roads attract skaters at weekends. These skaters can be noticed on some roads in the federal capital, converging at Jabi Lake.

However, in Lagos state, the activities of skaters have been organised into a professional skill.

HIRE PROFESSIONAL SKATERS TO DISTRIBUTE FLYERS & PASTE STICKERS.

WhatsApp/ Call:
Symmetric Outdoors.

HOW CAN ONE TEACH AN ADULT HOW TO READ & WRITE?

Absolutely, in fact that’s part of my job. I teach adults with zero literacy skills how to read and write. It’s a slow and difficult process. I don’t think that is because adults are somehow stupider than children, but adults have a whole lot of other things to be thinking about beyond the weird nature of language and how to use it.

So, how to do it? I start with reading. Simple things, recognising patterns with letters and identifying things of personal relevance. Names, addresses and so on. From there you find links to other things the individual is going to remember, important holidays, food, animals, etc. That helps with the basics of reading. At this stage they’re ready to start writing basic words, beginning with their name and moving on to other things they can now read.

I’ve found its reading that improves writing, and the idea of context is also important. What do they think the next word in a sentence should be? Chances are they’ll guess from a combination of the subject and the first few letters of a word. Reading both aloud and silently help. Aloud because it train your ears to remember and silently because it impresses the patterns of words into your mind, allowing faster recognition and replication.

Most importantly is consistency. Reading and writing needs to be done, every day. Not practising will prevent the process of clarification and things are easily forgotten. This is why people who don’t read often lose some of their ability later in life, making them less likely to read, making them less likely to understand, and so on.

That’s the gist of how it works. Sometimes you’ll get someone who’s just too damaged to learn due to trauma, sometimes you’ll get someone who’s naturally gifted and learns quickly. Most people fall somewhere in the middle. With context, practice and consistency, most people can learn to read and write fluently in a few years.

JOIN OUR READING & WRITING CENTER LOCATED IN GBAGADA, LAGOS.

Contact the number on the flyer..

HOW CAN ONE TEACH AN ADULT HOW TO READ & WRITE?

Absolutely, in fact that’s part of my job. I teach adults with zero literacy skills how to read and write. It’s a slow and difficult process. I don’t think that is because adults are somehow stupider than children, but adults have a whole lot of other things to be thinking about beyond the weird nature of language and how to use it.

So, how to do it? I start with reading. Simple things, recognising patterns with letters and identifying things of personal relevance. Names, addresses and so on. From there you find links to other things the individual is going to remember, important holidays, food, animals, etc. That helps with the basics of reading. At this stage they’re ready to start writing basic words, beginning with their name and moving on to other things they can now read.

I’ve found its reading that improves writing, and the idea of context is also important. What do they think the next word in a sentence should be? Chances are they’ll guess from a combination of the subject and the first few letters of a word. Reading both aloud and silently help. Aloud because it train your ears to remember and silently because it impresses the patterns of words into your mind, allowing faster recognition and replication.

Most importantly is consistency. Reading and writing needs to be done, every day. Not practising will prevent the process of clarification and things are easily forgotten. This is why people who don’t read often lose some of their ability later in life, making them less likely to read, making them less likely to understand, and so on.

That’s the gist of how it works. Sometimes you’ll get someone who’s just too damaged to learn due to trauma, sometimes you’ll get someone who’s naturally gifted and learns quickly. Most people fall somewhere in the middle. With context, practice and consistency, most people can learn to read and write fluently in a few years.

JOIN OUR READING & WRITING CENTER LOCATED IN GBAGADA, LAGOS.

Contact the number on the flyer..

HOW CAN ONE TEACH AN ADULT HOW TO READ & WRITE?

Absolutely, in fact that’s part of my job. I teach adults with zero literacy skills how to read and write. It’s a slow and difficult process. I don’t think that is because adults are somehow stupider than children, but adults have a whole lot of other things to be thinking about beyond the weird nature of language and how to use it.

So, how to do it? I start with reading. Simple things, recognising patterns with letters and identifying things of personal relevance. Names, addresses and so on. From there you find links to other things the individual is going to remember, important holidays, food, animals, etc. That helps with the basics of reading. At this stage they’re ready to start writing basic words, beginning with their name and moving on to other things they can now read.

I’ve found its reading that improves writing, and the idea of context is also important. What do they think the next word in a sentence should be? Chances are they’ll guess from a combination of the subject and the first few letters of a word. Reading both aloud and silently help. Aloud because it train your ears to remember and silently because it impresses the patterns of words into your mind, allowing faster recognition and replication.

Most importantly is consistency. Reading and writing needs to be done, every day. Not practising will prevent the process of clarification and things are easily forgotten. This is why people who don’t read often lose some of their ability later in life, making them less likely to read, making them less likely to understand, and so on.

That’s the gist of how it works. Sometimes you’ll get someone who’s just too damaged to learn due to trauma, sometimes you’ll get someone who’s naturally gifted and learns quickly. Most people fall somewhere in the middle. With context, practice and consistency, most people can learn to read and write fluently in a few years.

JOIN OUR READING & WRITING CENTER LOCATED IN GBAGADA, LAGOS.

Contact the number on the flyer..

HOW CAN ONE TEACH AN ADULT HOW TO READ & WRITE?

Absolutely, in fact that’s part of my job. I teach adults with zero literacy skills how to read and write. It’s a slow and difficult process. I don’t think that is because adults are somehow stupider than children, but adults have a whole lot of other things to be thinking about beyond the weird nature of language and how to use it.

So, how to do it? I start with reading. Simple things, recognising patterns with letters and identifying things of personal relevance. Names, addresses and so on. From there you find links to other things the individual is going to remember, important holidays, food, animals, etc. That helps with the basics of reading. At this stage they’re ready to start writing basic words, beginning with their name and moving on to other things they can now read.

I’ve found its reading that improves writing, and the idea of context is also important. What do they think the next word in a sentence should be? Chances are they’ll guess from a combination of the subject and the first few letters of a word. Reading both aloud and silently help. Aloud because it train your ears to remember and silently because it impresses the patterns of words into your mind, allowing faster recognition and replication.

Most importantly is consistency. Reading and writing needs to be done, every day. Not practising will prevent the process of clarification and things are easily forgotten. This is why people who don’t read often lose some of their ability later in life, making them less likely to read, making them less likely to understand, and so on.

That’s the gist of how it works. Sometimes you’ll get someone who’s just too damaged to learn due to trauma, sometimes you’ll get someone who’s naturally gifted and learns quickly. Most people fall somewhere in the middle. With context, practice and consistency, most people can learn to read and write fluently in a few years.

JOIN OUR READING & WRITING CENTER LOCATED IN GBAGADA, LAGOS.

Contact the number on the flyer..

HOW CAN ONE TEACH AN ADULT HOW TO READ & WRITE?

Absolutely, in fact that’s part of my job. I teach adults with zero literacy skills how to read and write. It’s a slow and difficult process. I don’t think that is because adults are somehow stupider than children, but adults have a whole lot of other things to be thinking about beyond the weird nature of language and how to use it.

So, how to do it? I start with reading. Simple things, recognising patterns with letters and identifying things of personal relevance. Names, addresses and so on. From there you find links to other things the individual is going to remember, important holidays, food, animals, etc. That helps with the basics of reading. At this stage they’re ready to start writing basic words, beginning with their name and moving on to other things they can now read.

I’ve found its reading that improves writing, and the idea of context is also important. What do they think the next word in a sentence should be? Chances are they’ll guess from a combination of the subject and the first few letters of a word. Reading both aloud and silently help. Aloud because it train your ears to remember and silently because it impresses the patterns of words into your mind, allowing faster recognition and replication.

Most importantly is consistency. Reading and writing needs to be done, every day. Not practising will prevent the process of clarification and things are easily forgotten. This is why people who don’t read often lose some of their ability later in life, making them less likely to read, making them less likely to understand, and so on.

That’s the gist of how it works. Sometimes you’ll get someone who’s just too damaged to learn due to trauma, sometimes you’ll get someone who’s naturally gifted and learns quickly. Most people fall somewhere in the middle. With context, practice and consistency, most people can learn to read and write fluently in a few years.

JOIN OUR READING & WRITING CENTER LOCATED IN GBAGADA, LAGOS.

Contact the number on the flyer..

HOW CAN ONE TEACH AN ADULT HOW TO READ & WRITE?

Absolutely, in fact that’s part of my job. I teach adults with zero literacy skills how to read and write. It’s a slow and difficult process. I don’t think that is because adults are somehow stupider than children, but adults have a whole lot of other things to be thinking about beyond the weird nature of language and how to use it.

So, how to do it? I start with reading. Simple things, recognising patterns with letters and identifying things of personal relevance. Names, addresses and so on. From there you find links to other things the individual is going to remember, important holidays, food, animals, etc. That helps with the basics of reading. At this stage they’re ready to start writing basic words, beginning with their name and moving on to other things they can now read.

I’ve found its reading that improves writing, and the idea of context is also important. What do they think the next word in a sentence should be? Chances are they’ll guess from a combination of the subject and the first few letters of a word. Reading both aloud and silently help. Aloud because it train your ears to remember and silently because it impresses the patterns of words into your mind, allowing faster recognition and replication.

Most importantly is consistency. Reading and writing needs to be done, every day. Not practising will prevent the process of clarification and things are easily forgotten. This is why people who don’t read often lose some of their ability later in life, making them less likely to read, making them less likely to understand, and so on.

That’s the gist of how it works. Sometimes you’ll get someone who’s just too damaged to learn due to trauma, sometimes you’ll get someone who’s naturally gifted and learns quickly. Most people fall somewhere in the middle. With context, practice and consistency, most people can learn to read and write fluently in a few years.

JOIN OUR READING & WRITING CENTER LOCATED IN GBAGADA, LAGOS.

Contact the number on the flyer..

HOW CAN ONE TEACH AN ADULT HOW TO READ & WRITE?

Absolutely, in fact that’s part of my job. I teach adults with zero literacy skills how to read and write. It’s a slow and difficult process. I don’t think that is because adults are somehow stupider than children, but adults have a whole lot of other things to be thinking about beyond the weird nature of language and how to use it.

So, how to do it? I start with reading. Simple things, recognising patterns with letters and identifying things of personal relevance. Names, addresses and so on. From there you find links to other things the individual is going to remember, important holidays, food, animals, etc. That helps with the basics of reading. At this stage they’re ready to start writing basic words, beginning with their name and moving on to other things they can now read.

I’ve found its reading that improves writing, and the idea of context is also important. What do they think the next word in a sentence should be? Chances are they’ll guess from a combination of the subject and the first few letters of a word. Reading both aloud and silently help. Aloud because it train your ears to remember and silently because it impresses the patterns of words into your mind, allowing faster recognition and replication.

Most importantly is consistency. Reading and writing needs to be done, every day. Not practising will prevent the process of clarification and things are easily forgotten. This is why people who don’t read often lose some of their ability later in life, making them less likely to read, making them less likely to understand, and so on.

That’s the gist of how it works. Sometimes you’ll get someone who’s just too damaged to learn due to trauma, sometimes you’ll get someone who’s naturally gifted and learns quickly. Most people fall somewhere in the middle. With context, practice and consistency, most people can learn to read and write fluently in a few years.

JOIN OUR READING & WRITING CENTER LOCATED IN GBAGADA, LAGOS.

Contact the number on the flyer..

HOW CAN ONE TEACH AN ADULT HOW TO READ & WRITE?

Absolutely, in fact that’s part of my job. I teach adults with zero literacy skills how to read and write. It’s a slow and difficult process. I don’t think that is because adults are somehow stupider than children, but adults have a whole lot of other things to be thinking about beyond the weird nature of language and how to use it.

So, how to do it? I start with reading. Simple things, recognising patterns with letters and identifying things of personal relevance. Names, addresses and so on. From there you find links to other things the individual is going to remember, important holidays, food, animals, etc. That helps with the basics of reading. At this stage they’re ready to start writing basic words, beginning with their name and moving on to other things they can now read.

I’ve found its reading that improves writing, and the idea of context is also important. What do they think the next word in a sentence should be? Chances are they’ll guess from a combination of the subject and the first few letters of a word. Reading both aloud and silently help. Aloud because it train your ears to remember and silently because it impresses the patterns of words into your mind, allowing faster recognition and replication.

Most importantly is consistency. Reading and writing needs to be done, every day. Not practising will prevent the process of clarification and things are easily forgotten. This is why people who don’t read often lose some of their ability later in life, making them less likely to read, making them less likely to understand, and so on.

That’s the gist of how it works. Sometimes you’ll get someone who’s just too damaged to learn due to trauma, sometimes you’ll get someone who’s naturally gifted and learns quickly. Most people fall somewhere in the middle. With context, practice and consistency, most people can learn to read and write fluently in a few years.

JOIN OUR READING & WRITING CENTER LOCATED IN GBAGADA, LAGOS.

Contact the number on the flyer..

HOW CAN ONE TEACH AN ADULT HOW TO READ & WRITE?

Absolutely, in fact that’s part of my job. I teach adults with zero literacy skills how to read and write. It’s a slow and difficult process. I don’t think that is because adults are somehow stupider than children, but adults have a whole lot of other things to be thinking about beyond the weird nature of language and how to use it.

So, how to do it? I start with reading. Simple things, recognising patterns with letters and identifying things of personal relevance. Names, addresses and so on. From there you find links to other things the individual is going to remember, important holidays, food, animals, etc. That helps with the basics of reading. At this stage they’re ready to start writing basic words, beginning with their name and moving on to other things they can now read.

I’ve found its reading that improves writing, and the idea of context is also important. What do they think the next word in a sentence should be? Chances are they’ll guess from a combination of the subject and the first few letters of a word. Reading both aloud and silently help. Aloud because it train your ears to remember and silently because it impresses the patterns of words into your mind, allowing faster recognition and replication.

Most importantly is consistency. Reading and writing needs to be done, every day. Not practising will prevent the process of clarification and things are easily forgotten. This is why people who don’t read often lose some of their ability later in life, making them less likely to read, making them less likely to understand, and so on.

That’s the gist of how it works. Sometimes you’ll get someone who’s just too damaged to learn due to trauma, sometimes you’ll get someone who’s naturally gifted and learns quickly. Most people fall somewhere in the middle. With context, practice and consistency, most people can learn to read and write fluently in a few years.

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HOW CAN ONE TEACH AN ADULT HOW TO READ & WRITE?

Absolutely, in fact that’s part of my job. I teach adults with zero literacy skills how to read and write. It’s a slow and difficult process. I don’t think that is because adults are somehow stupider than children, but adults have a whole lot of other things to be thinking about beyond the weird nature of language and how to use it.

So, how to do it? I start with reading. Simple things, recognising patterns with letters and identifying things of personal relevance. Names, addresses and so on. From there you find links to other things the individual is going to remember, important holidays, food, animals, etc. That helps with the basics of reading. At this stage they’re ready to start writing basic words, beginning with their name and moving on to other things they can now read.

I’ve found its reading that improves writing, and the idea of context is also important. What do they think the next word in a sentence should be? Chances are they’ll guess from a combination of the subject and the first few letters of a word. Reading both aloud and silently help. Aloud because it train your ears to remember and silently because it impresses the patterns of words into your mind, allowing faster recognition and replication.

Most importantly is consistency. Reading and writing needs to be done, every day. Not practising will prevent the process of clarification and things are easily forgotten. This is why people who don’t read often lose some of their ability later in life, making them less likely to read, making them less likely to understand, and so on.

That’s the gist of how it works. Sometimes you’ll get someone who’s just too damaged to learn due to trauma, sometimes you’ll get someone who’s naturally gifted and learns quickly. Most people fall somewhere in the middle. With context, practice and consistency, most people can learn to read and write fluently in a few years.

JOIN OUR READING & WRITING CENTER LOCATED IN GBAGADA, LAGOS.

Contact the number on the flyer..

HOW CAN ONE TEACH AN ADULT HOW TO READ & WRITE?

Absolutely, in fact that’s part of my job. I teach adults with zero literacy skills how to read and write. It’s a slow and difficult process. I don’t think that is because adults are somehow stupider than children, but adults have a whole lot of other things to be thinking about beyond the weird nature of language and how to use it.

So, how to do it? I start with reading. Simple things, recognising patterns with letters and identifying things of personal relevance. Names, addresses and so on. From there you find links to other things the individual is going to remember, important holidays, food, animals, etc. That helps with the basics of reading. At this stage they’re ready to start writing basic words, beginning with their name and moving on to other things they can now read.

I’ve found its reading that improves writing, and the idea of context is also important. What do they think the next word in a sentence should be? Chances are they’ll guess from a combination of the subject and the first few letters of a word. Reading both aloud and silently help. Aloud because it train your ears to remember and silently because it impresses the patterns of words into your mind, allowing faster recognition and replication.

Most importantly is consistency. Reading and writing needs to be done, every day. Not practising will prevent the process of clarification and things are easily forgotten. This is why people who don’t read often lose some of their ability later in life, making them less likely to read, making them less likely to understand, and so on.

That’s the gist of how it works. Sometimes you’ll get someone who’s just too damaged to learn due to trauma, sometimes you’ll get someone who’s naturally gifted and learns quickly. Most people fall somewhere in the middle. With context, practice and consistency, most people can learn to read and write fluently in a few years.

JOIN OUR READING & WRITING CENTER LOCATED IN GBAGADA, LAGOS.

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WHAT CONDITIONS CAN BLACK SEED HELP ADDRESS?

- Cancer.

Black cumin seed has potent anti-oxidant properties that can help in the inhibition and reduction of tumor growth in various types of cancer including blood, breast, colon, pancreatic, liver, lung, skin, kidney, prostate and cervix cancer.

- Heart Disease and Diabetes.

Black seed favorably affects several parameters related to heart disease risk including lowering total and LDL cholesterol, reducing inflammation, lowering blood pressure, reducing plaque formation. It also reduces blood glucose, as well as diabetic-associated complications such as neuropathy.

- Infections.

Black seed is a potent antimicrobial with the ability to fight bacteria, parasites, fungi and even viruses. It has demonstrated activity against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), the strain of bacteria that is difficult to treat and resistant to antibiotics. Black cumin seed even reduces viral load and improves other markers in patients with hepatitis C.

- Neurological Conditions.

Black cumin seed has been shown in in vitro and animal studies to be protective of neurological diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, depression, epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, and traumatic brain injury. Learning and memory is also improved in animals given black seed.
Anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties are thought to be responsible for this effect.

- Immune Disorders.

Black cumin seed has been shown helpful in autoimmune disorders such as Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and rheumatoid arthritis, and also allergic asthma, sinusitis, and eczema.

- Pain.

Black seed oil, applied topically, is better than moderate dosing of oral acetaminophen (paracetamol) at reducing pain from knee osteoarthritis. Oral black cumin seed oil also has general analgesic effects, according to animal studies.

WHAT CONDITIONS CAN BLACK SEED HELP ADDRESS?

- Cancer.

Black cumin seed has potent anti-oxidant properties that can help in the inhibition and reduction of tumor growth in various types of cancer including blood, breast, colon, pancreatic, liver, lung, skin, kidney, prostate and cervix cancer.

- Heart Disease and Diabetes.

Black seed favorably affects several parameters related to heart disease risk including lowering total and LDL cholesterol, reducing inflammation, lowering blood pressure, reducing plaque formation. It also reduces blood glucose, as well as diabetic-associated complications such as neuropathy.

- Infections.

Black seed is a potent antimicrobial with the ability to fight bacteria, parasites, fungi and even viruses. It has demonstrated activity against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), the strain of bacteria that is difficult to treat and resistant to antibiotics. Black cumin seed even reduces viral load and improves other markers in patients with hepatitis C.

- Neurological Conditions.

Black cumin seed has been shown in in vitro and animal studies to be protective of neurological diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, depression, epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, and traumatic brain injury. Learning and memory is also improved in animals given black seed.
Anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties are thought to be responsible for this effect.

- Immune Disorders.

Black cumin seed has been shown helpful in autoimmune disorders such as Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and rheumatoid arthritis, and also allergic asthma, sinusitis, and eczema.

- Pain.

Black seed oil, applied topically, is better than moderate dosing of oral acetaminophen (paracetamol) at reducing pain from knee osteoarthritis. Oral black cumin seed oil also has general analgesic effects, according to animal studies.

WHAT CONDITIONS CAN BLACK SEED HELP ADDRESS?

- Cancer.

Black cumin seed has potent anti-oxidant properties that can help in the inhibition and reduction of tumor growth in various types of cancer including blood, breast, colon, pancreatic, liver, lung, skin, kidney, prostate and cervix cancer.

- Heart Disease and Diabetes.

Black seed favorably affects several parameters related to heart disease risk including lowering total and LDL cholesterol, reducing inflammation, lowering blood pressure, reducing plaque formation. It also reduces blood glucose, as well as diabetic-associated complications such as neuropathy.

- Infections.

Black seed is a potent antimicrobial with the ability to fight bacteria, parasites, fungi and even viruses. It has demonstrated activity against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), the strain of bacteria that is difficult to treat and resistant to antibiotics. Black cumin seed even reduces viral load and improves other markers in patients with hepatitis C.

- Neurological Conditions.

Black cumin seed has been shown in in vitro and animal studies to be protective of neurological diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, depression, epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, and traumatic brain injury. Learning and memory is also improved in animals given black seed.
Anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties are thought to be responsible for this effect.

- Immune Disorders.

Black cumin seed has been shown helpful in autoimmune disorders such as Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and rheumatoid arthritis, and also allergic asthma, sinusitis, and eczema.

- Pain.

Black seed oil, applied topically, is better than moderate dosing of oral acetaminophen (paracetamol) at reducing pain from knee osteoarthritis. Oral black cumin seed oil also has general analgesic effects, according to animal studies.

WHAT CONDITIONS CAN BLACK SEED HELP ADDRESS?

- Cancer.

Black cumin seed has potent anti-oxidant properties that can help in the inhibition and reduction of tumor growth in various types of cancer including blood, breast, colon, pancreatic, liver, lung, skin, kidney, prostate and cervix cancer.

- Heart Disease and Diabetes.

Black seed favorably affects several parameters related to heart disease risk including lowering total and LDL cholesterol, reducing inflammation, lowering blood pressure, reducing plaque formation. It also reduces blood glucose, as well as diabetic-associated complications such as neuropathy.

- Infections.

Black seed is a potent antimicrobial with the ability to fight bacteria, parasites, fungi and even viruses. It has demonstrated activity against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), the strain of bacteria that is difficult to treat and resistant to antibiotics. Black cumin seed even reduces viral load and improves other markers in patients with hepatitis C.

- Neurological Conditions.

Black cumin seed has been shown in in vitro and animal studies to be protective of neurological diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, depression, epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, and traumatic brain injury. Learning and memory is also improved in animals given black seed.
Anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties are thought to be responsible for this effect.

- Immune Disorders.

Black cumin seed has been shown helpful in autoimmune disorders such as Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and rheumatoid arthritis, and also allergic asthma, sinusitis, and eczema.

- Pain.

Black seed oil, applied topically, is better than moderate dosing of oral acetaminophen (paracetamol) at reducing pain from knee osteoarthritis. Oral black cumin seed oil also has general analgesic effects, according to animal studies.

WHAT CONDITIONS CAN BLACK SEED HELP ADDRESS?

- Cancer.

Black cumin seed has potent anti-oxidant properties that can help in the inhibition and reduction of tumor growth in various types of cancer including blood, breast, colon, pancreatic, liver, lung, skin, kidney, prostate and cervix cancer.

- Heart Disease and Diabetes.

Black seed favorably affects several parameters related to heart disease risk including lowering total and LDL cholesterol, reducing inflammation, lowering blood pressure, reducing plaque formation. It also reduces blood glucose, as well as diabetic-associated complications such as neuropathy.

- Infections.

Black seed is a potent antimicrobial with the ability to fight bacteria, parasites, fungi and even viruses. It has demonstrated activity against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), the strain of bacteria that is difficult to treat and resistant to antibiotics. Black cumin seed even reduces viral load and improves other markers in patients with hepatitis C.

- Neurological Conditions.

Black cumin seed has been shown in in vitro and animal studies to be protective of neurological diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, depression, epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, and traumatic brain injury. Learning and memory is also improved in animals given black seed.
Anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties are thought to be responsible for this effect.

- Immune Disorders.

Black cumin seed has been shown helpful in autoimmune disorders such as Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and rheumatoid arthritis, and also allergic asthma, sinusitis, and eczema.

- Pain.

Black seed oil, applied topically, is better than moderate dosing of oral acetaminophen (paracetamol) at reducing pain from knee osteoarthritis. Oral black cumin seed oil also has general analgesic effects, according to animal studies.

WHAT CONDITIONS CAN BLACK SEED HELP ADDRESS?

- Cancer.

Black cumin seed has potent anti-oxidant properties that can help in the inhibition and reduction of tumor growth in various types of cancer including blood, breast, colon, pancreatic, liver, lung, skin, kidney, prostate and cervix cancer.

- Heart Disease and Diabetes.

Black seed favorably affects several parameters related to heart disease risk including lowering total and LDL cholesterol, reducing inflammation, lowering blood pressure, reducing plaque formation. It also reduces blood glucose, as well as diabetic-associated complications such as neuropathy.

- Infections.

Black seed is a potent antimicrobial with the ability to fight bacteria, parasites, fungi and even viruses. It has demonstrated activity against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), the strain of bacteria that is difficult to treat and resistant to antibiotics. Black cumin seed even reduces viral load and improves other markers in patients with hepatitis C.

- Neurological Conditions.

Black cumin seed has been shown in in vitro and animal studies to be protective of neurological diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, depression, epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, and traumatic brain injury. Learning and memory is also improved in animals given black seed.
Anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties are thought to be responsible for this effect.

- Immune Disorders.

Black cumin seed has been shown helpful in autoimmune disorders such as Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and rheumatoid arthritis, and also allergic asthma, sinusitis, and eczema.

- Pain.

Black seed oil, applied topically, is better than moderate dosing of oral acetaminophen (paracetamol) at reducing pain from knee osteoarthritis. Oral black cumin seed oil also has general analgesic effects, according to animal studies.

WHAT CONDITIONS CAN BLACK SEED HELP ADDRESS?

- Cancer.

Black cumin seed has potent anti-oxidant properties that can help in the inhibition and reduction of tumor growth in various types of cancer including blood, breast, colon, pancreatic, liver, lung, skin, kidney, prostate and cervix cancer.

- Heart Disease and Diabetes.

Black seed favorably affects several parameters related to heart disease risk including lowering total and LDL cholesterol, reducing inflammation, lowering blood pressure, reducing plaque formation. It also reduces blood glucose, as well as diabetic-associated complications such as neuropathy.

- Infections.

Black seed is a potent antimicrobial with the ability to fight bacteria, parasites, fungi and even viruses. It has demonstrated activity against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), the strain of bacteria that is difficult to treat and resistant to antibiotics. Black cumin seed even reduces viral load and improves other markers in patients with hepatitis C.

- Neurological Conditions.

Black cumin seed has been shown in in vitro and animal studies to be protective of neurological diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, depression, epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, and traumatic brain injury. Learning and memory is also improved in animals given black seed.
Anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties are thought to be responsible for this effect.

- Immune Disorders.

Black cumin seed has been shown helpful in autoimmune disorders such as Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and rheumatoid arthritis, and also allergic asthma, sinusitis, and eczema.

- Pain.

Black seed oil, applied topically, is better than moderate dosing of oral acetaminophen (paracetamol) at reducing pain from knee osteoarthritis. Oral black cumin seed oil also has general analgesic effects, according to animal studies.

INEC bans election posters, threatens sanctions against violators.

The electoral body threatens to wield the big stick.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has banned the display of electioneering posters and the airing of election messages, threatening sanctions against violators ahead of the 2015 elections.

The electoral body said it was poised to enforce the law limiting electioneering campaigns to three months before polling day.

“It is observed that campaign posters are being indiscriminately displayed, while electioneering broadcasts are being aired outside the statutory provision for campaigning towards elections into various elective offices,” INEC said in a statement by its spokesperson, Kayode Idowu.

“This trend is unhealthy and portends ill for the political process. Indeed, it is a threat to Nigeria’s democracy.”

Campaign posters, mainly those for the 2015 presidential elections, have recently flooded parts of Abuja.

In the past few weeks, posters of Jigawa state governor, Sule Lamido and Rivers state governor, Chibuike Amaechi-both under the Peoples Democratic Party; and those of former military head of state, Muhammadu Buhari- under the proposed All Progressive Congress; have appeared in several parts of the federal capital.

The leaders have all denied any responsibility for the bills, claiming they were the handiwork of “mischief makers”.

The electoral body, INEC, said the posters were “heating up the polity”, and it will act to stop the trend.

“The Commission hereby reminds all players of the provision of Section 99(1) of the Electoral Act 2010 (As Amended), which states as follows:

“For the purpose of this Act, the period of campaigning in public by every political party shall commence 90 days before polling day and end 24 hours prior to that day.”

Political parties are advised to note that campaigning outside this provision is a violation of the law, and the Commission will not hesitate to apply appropriate sanctions against culprits as provided by relevant sections of the law,” the statement said.

It called on security agents to apprehend violators of the rule, whose activities in this regard pose a threat to public order.

INEC bans election posters, threatens sanctions against violators.

The electoral body threatens to wield the big stick.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has banned the display of electioneering posters and the airing of election messages, threatening sanctions against violators ahead of the 2015 elections.

The electoral body said it was poised to enforce the law limiting electioneering campaigns to three months before polling day.

“It is observed that campaign posters are being indiscriminately displayed, while electioneering broadcasts are being aired outside the statutory provision for campaigning towards elections into various elective offices,” INEC said in a statement by its spokesperson, Kayode Idowu.

“This trend is unhealthy and portends ill for the political process. Indeed, it is a threat to Nigeria’s democracy.”

Campaign posters, mainly those for the 2015 presidential elections, have recently flooded parts of Abuja.

In the past few weeks, posters of Jigawa state governor, Sule Lamido and Rivers state governor, Chibuike Amaechi-both under the Peoples Democratic Party; and those of former military head of state, Muhammadu Buhari- under the proposed All Progressive Congress; have appeared in several parts of the federal capital.

The leaders have all denied any responsibility for the bills, claiming they were the handiwork of “mischief makers”.

The electoral body, INEC, said the posters were “heating up the polity”, and it will act to stop the trend.

“The Commission hereby reminds all players of the provision of Section 99(1) of the Electoral Act 2010 (As Amended), which states as follows:

“For the purpose of this Act, the period of campaigning in public by every political party shall commence 90 days before polling day and end 24 hours prior to that day.”

Political parties are advised to note that campaigning outside this provision is a violation of the law, and the Commission will not hesitate to apply appropriate sanctions against culprits as provided by relevant sections of the law,” the statement said.

It called on security agents to apprehend violators of the rule, whose activities in this regard pose a threat to public order.

INEC bans election posters, threatens sanctions against violators.

The electoral body threatens to wield the big stick.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has banned the display of electioneering posters and the airing of election messages, threatening sanctions against violators ahead of the 2015 elections.

The electoral body said it was poised to enforce the law limiting electioneering campaigns to three months before polling day.

“It is observed that campaign posters are being indiscriminately displayed, while electioneering broadcasts are being aired outside the statutory provision for campaigning towards elections into various elective offices,” INEC said in a statement by its spokesperson, Kayode Idowu.

“This trend is unhealthy and portends ill for the political process. Indeed, it is a threat to Nigeria’s democracy.”

Campaign posters, mainly those for the 2015 presidential elections, have recently flooded parts of Abuja.

In the past few weeks, posters of Jigawa state governor, Sule Lamido and Rivers state governor, Chibuike Amaechi-both under the Peoples Democratic Party; and those of former military head of state, Muhammadu Buhari- under the proposed All Progressive Congress; have appeared in several parts of the federal capital.

The leaders have all denied any responsibility for the bills, claiming they were the handiwork of “mischief makers”.

The electoral body, INEC, said the posters were “heating up the polity”, and it will act to stop the trend.

“The Commission hereby reminds all players of the provision of Section 99(1) of the Electoral Act 2010 (As Amended), which states as follows:

“For the purpose of this Act, the period of campaigning in public by every political party shall commence 90 days before polling day and end 24 hours prior to that day.”

Political parties are advised to note that campaigning outside this provision is a violation of the law, and the Commission will not hesitate to apply appropriate sanctions against culprits as provided by relevant sections of the law,” the statement said.

It called on security agents to apprehend violators of the rule, whose activities in this regard pose a threat to public order.