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Femi has challenged me to join. I will join soon, not now. I'm resting right now. Having delivered the refinery, I need some rest, but I will be here soon.

- Aliko Dangote, Chairman, Dangote Group

Abuja (FCT)
Tofa 18,313
Abiola 19,968

Abia
Tofa 151,227
Abiola 105,273

Adamawa
Tofa 167,239
Abiola 140,875

Akwa Ibom
Tofa 199,342
Abiola 214,787

Anambra
Tofa 159,258
Abiola 212,024

Bauchi
Tofa 524,836
Abiola 339,339

Benue
Tofa 186,302
Abiola 264,830

Borno
Tofa 128,684
Abiola 153,496

Cross River
Tofa 153,452
Abiola 189,303

Delta
Tofa 145,001
Abiola 327,277

Edo
Tofa 103,572
Abiola 205,407

Enugu
Tofa 284,050
Abiola 263,101

Imo
Tofa 195,836
Abiola 159,350

Jigawa
Tofa 89,836
Abiola 138,552

Kaduna
Tofa 356,860
Abiola 389,713

Kano
Tofa 154,809
Abiola 169,619

Katsina
Tofa 271,077
Abiola 171,162

Kebbi
Tofa 144,808
Abiola 70,219

Kogi
Tofa 265,732
Abiola 222,760

Kwara
Tofa 80,209
Abiola 272,270

Lagos
Tofa 149,432
Abiola 883,865

Niger
Tofa 221,437
Abiola 136,350

Ogun
Tofa 59,246
Abiola 425,725

Ondo
Tofa 162,994
Abiola 883,024

Osun
Tofa 72,068
Abiola 365,266

Oyo
Tofa 105,788
Abiola 536,011

Plateau
Tofa 259,394
Abiola 417,565

Rivers
Tofa 640,973
Abiola 370,578

Sokoto
Tofa 372,250
Abiola 97,726

Taraba
Tofa 64,001
Abiola 101,887

Yobe
Tofa 64,061
Abiola 11,887

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The UN General Assembly on Tuesday elected 15 new countries to serve on the Human Rights Council, with Peru and Russia failing to secure a seat.

After the ballots were cast and counted, Assembly President Dennis Francis announced Albania, Brazil, Bulgaria, Burundi, China, Côte d’Ivoire, Cuba, Dominican Republic, France, Ghana, Indonesia, Japan, Kuwait, Malawi, and the Netherlands were elected to serve for three years, beginning 1 January 2024.

China, Côte d’Ivoire, Cuba, France, and Malawi were re-elected for their second terms.

The Human Rights Council, the UN’s premier rights body, is tasked with the responsibility to uphold and advance fundamental freedoms globally. It was created in 2006 and consists of 47 member States, elected via secret ballot by the majority of General Assembly members.

In order to ensure equitable geographical distribution, its seats are distributed among regional groups of States as follows, from Africa (13); Asia-Pacific (13); Eastern European (6); Latin American and Caribbean (; and Western European and others (7).

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Malawi topped the voting for African nations, with 182 votes, followed by Côte d'Ivoire (181), Ghana (179), Burundi (168), and Nigeria (3). In Asia and the Pacific, Indonesia secured 186 votes, followed by Kuwait (183), Japan (175), and China (154).

In Eastern Europe, Bulgaria received 160 votes, followed by Albania (123), and Russia (83). Russia was seeking re-election to the Human Rights Council after it resigned from the body on 7 April 2022.

Latin America and the Caribbean saw Cuba secure 146 votes, followed by Brazil (144), Dominican Republic (137) and Peru (108). This is the first time Dominican Republic is elected to the Human Rights Council.

In Western Europe and others, the Netherlands received 169 votes, and France 153.

The new members will join Algeria, Argentina, Bangladesh, Belgium, Benin, Cameroon, Chile, Costa Rica, Eritrea, Finland, Gambia, Georgia, Germany, Honduras, India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Maldives, Montenegro, Morocco, Paraguay, Qatar, Romania, Somalia, South Africa, Sudan, United Arab Emirates, United States of America, and Viet Nam on 1 January 2024.

Empty airport this morning.

Ticket Lagos to Abuja is 143k 💔

Return ticket Lagos-Abuja isn’t 143k, it’s actually 350k. That 143k is for one way ticket. This is how bad the country has become and it’s due majorly to the greed and wickedness of the airline companies and the federal governments irresponsibility to its citizens.

Nigeria air flight tickets is the most expensive for both domestic and international flights across the world. This can’t be normal, it is pure wickedness!

The results from the INEC Viewing Portal (iRev) indicated the governorship candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in Edo Olumide Akpata is out of the race.

Akpata lost his polling unit to his People’s Democratic Party (PDP) counterpart, Asue Ighodalo.

According to results declared at his Polling Unit 11, Ward 6, Oredo Local Government Area, Ighodalo polled 41 votes while Akpata trailed with 32 votes.

Checks on the website also revealed that over 89.93 per cent of the results have been uploaded, covering 3,895 results out of 4,519 polling units.

From the results, the APC is leading in its stronghold in Edo North while the PDP is leading in Edo South.

In Etsako West local government Area, Igbira Camp Booth, APC had 90 votes, LP 13 and PDP 85 while in Owan West, APC got 90 to LP’s 13 and PDP’s 75. For Uhunmwonde Uvbenisi-Uvbenisi primary school, APC scored 83, LP 06 and PDP 47.

In Egor local government area, Paramount Nursery and Primary School Uselu II – IV, APC had 17, PDP 22

In Oredo local government area, New Benin, Unit 27, New Benin III/Payne primary school, APC scored 36 votes, LP 5 and PDP 56.

In Ikpoba-Okha Ward 7 Unit 17, which is the voting place of the Deputy Governorship candidate of the PDP, Osarodion Ogie Esq. PDP scored 216 while the APC scored 29.
The Nation reports that Senator Monday Okpehbolo of the All Progressives Congress (APC) won his polling unit 001, Uwessan 1, Esan Central Local Government Area of the state with 102 votes.

He defeated his opponent Ighodalo and Akpata including 14 other candidates scoring102 votes.

Okpebholo had said the ruling PDP would not get any vote in his polling unit while declaring that he has nothing to fear because his people love him.