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sarrki:
2019 will be inte

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/registered-voters-nwest-swest-lead/amp/

sarrki:
The North-West geopolitical zone has the highest number of registered voters in the country with a total of 18,505,984 voters, according to statistics obtained by The PUNCH from the Independent National Electoral Commission.

The South-West zone, which comprises Ekiti, Lagos, Ondo, Ogun, Osun and Oyo states, comes second with a total number of 14,626,800 registered voters, while the South-East which has the lowest number of states has 8,293,093 registered voters.

READ ALSO: ‘Why underage persons were registered’

According to the statistics Lagos now has 6,048,156 registered voters, while Kano comes second with 5,149,070 voters.

With a total of 754,394, Bayelsa has the lowest number of registered voters, which is lower than the Federal Capital Territory with a total of 952, 815.

So far, the total number of registered voters across the country is 73,944,312.

The The total number of voters in the 2015 elections was 68,833,476.

Over 5,110,836 persons have registered between April 2017 when the Continuous Voter Registration began and January 31, 2018.

The number of uncollected Permanent Voter Cards remains high as less than half of the registered voters have collected their PVCs.

Lagos, according to INEC, has over 1.4 million uncollected voter cards.

Buhari will seek re-election in 2019 –SGF

The Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, on Thursday affirmed that President Muhammadu Buhari would seek re-election in 2019.

He stated that there was no alternative to Buhari, adding that other presidential aspirants had nothing to offer.

The SGF spoke at the Unity Fountain in Abuja while addressing a rally organised by the Democratic Youth Congress, led by its National Chairman, Kassim Mohammed.number of registered voters was as of January 2018.

However, INEC projects that the number of registered voters might reach 80 million before the December 2018 deadline for voter registration.





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https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/registered-voters-nwest-swest-lead/amp/

peters247:
the pictures are real. But that project has been going on for 5 years now and still at this level. Let's not talk about the quality of work and the contractors for now

ignatiusez:
TundeBricklayer �? ?? Your name goes to say a lot about you, but I will save that discussion for another day, you are obviously a paid agent who has unsuccessfully disguised himself to avoid been recognised. GOD IS WATCHING YOU....

ignatiusez:
It seems like this is the only picture you have on your phone? Why not upload pics of schools, hospitals, electrification projects, pipe borne water projects, Markets, etc?? BTW where is globemoney and his cohorts?? Paid agents , posterity will judge all of you for endlessly deceiving the masses because of crumbs from your master.

ignatiusez:
Please show us a sign post that proves that this is Awkuzu. It's not true please....

ignatiusez:
Propaganda!!!
Please show us hospitals, schools, electrification projects, pipe borne water projects, roads in other towns, etc executed and commissioned by this administration. You have been uploading pictures of a privately owned company through out today as if it's a government project. Let's be properly guided please.

ignatiusez:
Going by your username, it's obvious you are a paid agent, whose main objective is to launder the image of this government via propaganda. Please show us pictures of tangible projects executed and commissioned by this administration, not private oriented projects. What has this administration done with the enormous monies vis a vis IGR, federal allocation, international partners funds, etc? Show us electricity projects, hospitals commissioned and equipped, schools built, roads, etc.

ignatiusez:
BTW, this same road which I doubt is up to 1km was taken in different angles, why the deceit??

mktinsight:
Anambra does not need an airport. Enugu, Asaba, Owerri are all nearby built with FG money. Obiano should channel scarce govt money to fix the infrastructure in cities.

fratermathy:
I am a Deltan and I don't think you know my state more than me. Asaba is in Western Nigeria cartographically and in South-South Nigeria geo-politically. Whatever they speak or do in Asaba is another discourse entirely and that wasn't what prompted my initial comment.

Have the films you mentioned, which were rightly made by Igbo directors/producers, not won AMVC awards in the past? A simple Google search would do. That Yorubas make more cinema movies does not mean that Igbos do not. The rationale for my initial comment was that the commentator implied that Igbos are marginalised by AMVC because they seemingly make more movies and I clarified that Igbos make more Alaba market movies than cinema films and that is the truth. The facts are there for you to see.

Urhobos, Binis, Ibibios, etc, also make movies and none of them won any awards. Why do the Igbos feel winning is their entitlement? Its not even as if Igbos didn't win any award in this year's AMVC. This persecutory delusion of the Igbos also affects their political perception of themselves in the nation without realising that there are those who have it worse and are still surviving without barking like rabid lunatics.

Ogbuefi2020:
Lol. Rich state does not imply state with rich people but state with higher resources at their disposal so anambra is a very poor state

Ofemannnu:
Stop comparing nation with hamlet ...

Best young scientists in the black world..

Ofemannnu:
Stop comparing nation with hamlet ...

Best young scientists in the black world..

Drchristian:
You forgot South east leads in Examination malpractice? South East is safe heaven for all kinds of examinations malpractice and cheating. I did my WAEC in the East too.
Nigerian Film Entertainment was founded by the Yorubas. #Fact it later turned to Nollywood.
Nollywood was founded in Lagos by Nigerians and the biggest name were still Yoruba and it was divided to Yoruba and Hausa and later Igbo came.

Igbo has not founded anything in Nigeria.

fratermathy:
Asaba is not in the East. It is in the South-South Region. Cartographically, it is in Western Nigerian, rather than Eastern Nigeria.

Half of a Yellow Sun was not produced, funded or directed by Igbos. It is based a novel written by an Igbo but as a movie, it has a life of its own.

Before you misunderstand the point I made initially, let me clarify what I meant when I said AMVCA nominated cinema films, not low budget flicks made by Alaba Market goons. The point here is that many of the movies produced and directed by Igbos are directed to home viewership and made for immediate profit/business and they are, therefore, of low quality if you compare them with cinema films which are of high quality. There are many Igbos also making cinema movies but we can agree that this section is dominated mainly by Yorubas.

P.S: I am neither Yoruba nor Igbo so don't think I am being ethnocentric here.

Tundeobama:
Bring any of your old star who can compete with olu jacobs or new generation funke and omotola.
Highest grossing films in cinemas 2016-2018 we dominated having 80 percent.
you people cry too much hv never seen a yoruba bitter because of super eagles despite the fact our boys was marginalize but are doing better playing for other countries.

Ofemannnu:
Anything shrouded in criminality like Miracle Centre infested WAEC is what you can beat Yoruba in but when it comes to a fair playing ground which does not allow Igbos to cheat,they are always mostly below Yorubas.



Apart from your 1 award from technovation,Yorubas have been proven to be the best in technology,education and business not 2×2 shop trading which Igbos dominate all over.

These are the Forbes business,technology and creative best 30 in Africa 2018 list.

https://www.forbesafrica.com/30-under-30/2018/06/04/under-30-business/

https://www.forbesafrica.com/30-under-30/2018/06/04/under-30-technology/


https://www.forbesafrica.com/30-under-30/2018/06/04/under-30-creatives/