NigeriaDecides2023: YIAGA highlights six factors that may affect presidential election
The factors include PVC collection challenges, relocation of voters to new polling units and economic hardship.
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The factors include PVC collection challenges, relocation of voters to new polling units and economic hardship.
As 93.4 million Nigerians gather to elect a new president this week, experts hope political temperatures will be the only ones spiking at the ballot box.
Barely two weeks to go and with increasing uncertainties around the 2023 general election, the Federal Government has again assured that it would leave nothing to chance in ensuring that the exercise is held in a peaceful atmosphere.
Ahead of the February 25 and March 11 general elections, the Youth Initiative for Advocacy, Growth and Advancement (YIAGA) Africa has charged the Independent
Yiaga Africa, a Civil Society Organisation has advised the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to rectify observed lapses at the recently concluded mock accreditation for a successful 2023 election.