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President Buhari apologizes to Nigerians
President Muhammadu Buhari on Saturday apologized to Nigerians for the postponement of the 2019 general elections by one week. He felt bittered that many Nigerians must...
Buhari’s statement on postponement of elections by INEC
STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT BUHARI ON THE POSTPONEMENT OF GENERAL ELECTIONS BY INEC I am deeply disappointed that despite the long notice given and our preparations both...
Bride-to-be laments shift in elections
As the impact of the postponement of the 2019 elections continue to revebrate across Nigeria, Miss Rita Osawende, a bride-to be has lamented its impact her marriage...
Aide to gov Okowa shot dead in Delta
Governor, identified simply as Ngozi Ijei was shot dead in Ekpan, Uvwie local government area of the state last night. The killing of Ngozi, who was a key player in the...
FIRS directs banks to lift lien on tax defaulters’ accounts
The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has written to banks, directing them to lift the lien on tax defaulters’ bank accounts for 30 days. The directive, which...
Why we postponed polls, by INEC
After a marathon meeting which lasted about eight hours, the Independent National Commission (INEC) in the early morning of Saturday announced postponement of the...
Just In: Journalists gather at INEC headquarters for official announcement
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) crucial meeting with stakeholders, including international and local observers over today’s Presidential and...
Presidential poll: Who wears the crown?
WHO rules Nigeria over the next four years? That is the major task before voters as they go to the polls today to pick the country’s president in the biggest election...
Watch video: INEC reveals collation centre is set
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NigeriaDecides2019: Live Updates as INEC releases pictures of situation room
INEC #NigeraDecides2019 Situation Room; ready, up and running. Call INEC on; 0700-2255-4632 09084444333 09050858629
