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My Encounter With Homosexuals In Nollywood – Actor, Elijah Ogann Anighoro Reveals
Nigerian star, Elijah Ogann Anighoro is slowly sculpting a location [...]

January 15, 2022
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2023: Why I need to transfer from Nigeria if Tinubu emerges next president– Bode George
Former Deputy National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, [...]

January 15, 2022
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What I Do Before Agreeing To Kiss In Movies– Actress, Queeneth Agbor Reveals
Queeneth Agbor, the Nigerian starlet, has actually said that prior [...]

January 15, 2022
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Nigerian Police, Find Our Husbands– Wives Of Five Abducted Ebonyi Engineers Cry Out
File picture According to SaharaReporters, the other halves of 5 [...]

January 15, 2022
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2023: Your choices have effects– Seyi Makinde alerts Nigerians
Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has actually warned Nigerians [...]

January 15, 2022
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Bold Boko Haram Terrorists Ban Movement Of Farm Produce With Trucks In Niger State
< img src="https://eyewitness101.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/daring-boko-haram-terrorists-ban-movement-of-farm-produce-with-trucks-in-niger-state.jpg"width ="450"height ="301" alt > A report by [...]

January 15, 2022
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Army Remembrance Day: Buhari, Osinbajo, Lawan, CJN, others lay wreath
In keeping with the custom of the Armed Forces Remembrance [...]

January 26, 2022
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Bandits eliminate 2, hurt 5 others in Niger communities
Bandits assaulted towns in Mashegu and Kontagora local government areas [...]

January 26, 2022
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Shooters Storm Nigerian University Campus, Abduct Four Students
File image Some gunmen suspected to be bandits have abducted [...]

January 15, 2022
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INEC To Conduct Bye Elections On February 22 825670622 173 According to a report by SaharaReporters, the country’s electoral body, the Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC) has stated that Saturday, 26th February 2022, will be for the conduct of bye-elections in certain federal Constituencies in the nation. The National Commissioner and Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee, Festus Okoye revealed this in a statement on Friday. Okoye said that the Commission agreed at the date after an amazing conference. The Federal Constituencies where the elections are expected to hold consist of; Akure North/Akure South Federal Constituency, Ondo State; Jos North/Bassa Federal Constituency, Plateau State; Pankshin South State Constituency, Plateau State; Ogoja/Yala Federal Constituency, Cross River State. Others were Akpabuyo State Constituency, Cross River State and Ngor-Okpala State Constituency, Imo State. On Ekiti East 1 State Constituency election, INEC stated it has actually dealt with to combine it with the Governorship election in Ekiti, which will hold on June 18, 2022. While restating its issue for the restoration of internal democracy in the political celebrations, INEC attracted parties that would produce candidates to guarantee that their standard-bearers emerge through Indirect and direct Primaries. The INEC official was, nevertheless, quiet on the agreement arrangement enshrined in the Constitution of a few of the dominant parties. “Political celebrations fielding candidates for the bye-elections need to adhere to the activities and timelines set out in the Timetable and Schedule of Activities for the conduct of the bye-election and perform transparent and legitimate direct or indirect primaries in accordance with the determines of areas 85 and 87 of the Electoral Act 2010 [As amended] “Political parties must note that the aspirant with the highest variety of votes at the end of ballot will be declared the winner of the primary of the aspirant and the celebration’s name shall be forwarded to the Commission as the prospect of the party. “Political celebrations that present to the Commission the name of a candidate who does not satisfy the certifications stated in the Constitution and the Electoral Act will be guilty of an offense and on conviction will be responsible to a maximum fine of N500,000.00. The in-depth Timetable and Schedule of activities has actually been published on the Commission’s site and social media platforms,” the statement checked out.
The National Commissioner and Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee, [...]

January 15, 2022

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