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Nigerian Activists Encourage Young Concertgoers to Vote - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Activists Encourage Young Concertgoers to Vote

The artists one after another took to the stage to serenade the crowd but with clear messages encouraging them to vote in elections early next year

Nigerian Activists Encourage Young Concertgoers to Vote - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Activists Encourage Young Concertgoers to Vote - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

Hundreds of young people chanted joyously Saturday at a concert in Abuja, listening to some of Nigeria’s biggest music stars. The concert was set up to encourage voter registration among young people. There were at least 50 registration points for attendees to either register or verify already existing voter cards. The artists one after another…

EU, INEC, Yiaga take 'Youth Vote Counts' campaign to Abuja - Vimarsana News

EU, INEC, Yiaga take 'Youth Vote Counts' campaign to Abuja

The campaign is being organised to encourage youth participation in Nigeria’s political and electoral process.

EXCLUSIVE: APC Chieftains Mount Pressure On Anti-graft Agency, EFCC To Release, Not Charge Ruling Party Members Arrested With Cash During Ekiti Election - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE: APC Chieftains Mount Pressure On Anti-graft Agency, EFCC To Release, Not Charge Ruling Party Members Arrested With Cash During Ekiti Election

The EFCC was part of the security agencies deployed to monitor the election.

749,065 voters to elect new Ekiti governor today - Vimarsana News

749,065 voters to elect new Ekiti governor today

About 749, 065 residents of Ekiti State, representing 76 per cent of the total voters registered by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), will today decide who becomes the next governor.