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Prof Mahmood Yakubu Meets with Resident Electoral Commissioners (RECs), in Abuja to forestall disruptions to electoral activities – INEC Nigeria

Prof Mahmood Yakubu Meets with Resident Electoral Commissioners (RECs), in Abuja to forestall disruptions to electoral activities – INEC Nigeria
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The governability question: Hunting the Police and burning INEC offices down, By Jibrin Ibrahim

The governability question: Hunting the Police and burning INEC offices down, By Jibrin Ibrahim
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Attacks on INEC facilities, orchestrated aggression – Yakubu

Punch Newspapers Sections Published 20 May 2021 The Independent National Electoral Commission has said the serial attacks on its offices and facilities, especially in the South-East geopolitical zone, are orchestrated and targeted at the electoral umpire ahead of the 2023 general elections. The Chairman of INEC, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, on Wednesday met with Resident Electoral Commissioners from across the country at its headquarters in Abuja, where he declared that the attacks on the offices had become a crisis. Yakubu warned that the attacks might cripple the electoral umpire’s capacity to conduct more election, noting that the 2023 general election “is now only 640 days away (as of Wednesday).”

Breaking News | 2023: Election Crisis Looms With Attacks On INEC Offices — YAKUBU, INEC Chair

Views: Visits 5 Professor Mahmood Yakubu …Replacing burnt facilities in the prevailing economic circumstances’ll be a tall order, Yakubu lamentsl3 INEC offices burnt in 3 Ebonyi LGAs …We suspect APC – PDP …APC keeps mum … INEC’s alarm, a grand conspiracy – CSOs …Stop burning police stations, killing your brothers, AIG Zone 9 tells S-East stakeholders By Omeiza Ajayi, Peter Okutu, Dirisu Yakubu & Luminous Jannamike THE Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has again decried the continued attacks on its offices in some parts of the country, fearing that the spate of arson has degenerated to a crisis capable of derailing its preparations for the 2023 general elections.

Breaking News | Attacks On INEC Facilities Jeopardizing Nigeria s Electoral Process, Says Yakubu

Yakubu Remarks by Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Mahmood Yakubu, at an emergency meeting with the Resident Electoral Commissioners (REC) held yesterday in Abuja. •Let me commence by welcoming you all to this emergency meeting. The Commission has had an exceedingly eventful two months since we last met on 8th March 2021. Some of the events have been very positive and encouraging, but others have been less so. • On the positive side, the commission conducted 28 out of 32 bye-elections across the country since the 2019 General Election, in addition to four end-of tenure Governorship elections in Bayelsa, Edo, Kogi and Ondo States. The bye-elections were held in 20 States involving six Senatorial Districts, seven Federal Constituencies, 18 State Constituencies and one Councillorship Constituency in Abaji Ward of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). Indeed, it is now clear that the Commission must reconcile itself with the fact that elect

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