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Ogun REC Niyi Ijalaye Collapses and Dies After Meeting in Abuja

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The INEC Resident Electoral Commissioner in Ogun State, Niyi Ijalaye, has slumped and d!ed after a meeting at the headquarters in Abuja.

 

Although, the news of his death has not been announced by the commission or his family, a source within the commission confirmed to TVC News that Ijalaye slumped and died on Monday evening August 19, shortly after attending a crucial meeting in Abuja.

 

He added that the resident electoral commissioner had returned to his hotel room, when the tragic incident occurred.

Ogun REC Niyi Ijalaye Collapses and Dies After Meeting in Abuja

The meeting, presided over by the INEC Chairman Mahmood Yakubu, centered on the upcoming off-cycle governorship elections in Edo and Ondo States, as well as discussions on seven vacant positions in the National and State Assemblies.

 

 

Niyi Ijalaye, an Indigene of Ondo State was said to have participated actively during the meeting and was in good spirit before the death later in the evening.

 

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