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Ekiti Election: APC Leaders Express Optimism Amidst Calm Voting Process
Senator Ayo Arise and former Governor Kayode Fayemi have praised the orderly nature of the Ekiti governorship election, with both leaders expressing confidence in an APC victory despite moderate voter turnout.
INEC Official Commends Orderly Process and High Voter Participation in Kano Bye-Election
INEC's Abdu Zango reported a smooth and peaceful bye-election in Kano, highlighting high turnout and reliable technology as a positive sign for the 2027 general elections.
Allegations of Voter Bribery and Violence Mar Ekiti Gubernatorial Election
ADC gubernatorial candidate Dare Bejide has accused APC members of bribery and assault during the Ekiti election, while APC official Makinde Araoye denies the claims and reports a smooth voting process.
Ekiti Election: Governor Oyebanji Seeks Public Calm Amidst Technical Voting Delays
Governor Biodun Oyebanji has appealed for patience among Ekiti voters as technical issues with biometric devices delay polling across the state.
Isaac Fayose Accuses INEC of Distributing Unclaimed PVCs to APC in Ekiti
Isaac Fayose has alleged that INEC is distributing unclaimed voter cards to the APC to influence the Ekiti state governorship election results.
Ekiti Election: Babafemi Ojudu Raises Alarm Over Voter Disenfranchisement Risks
Former presidential aide Babafemi Ojudu has criticized INEC over equipment failures in Ekiti, warning that technical delays at polling units threaten to disenfranchise many voters.
INEC Pledges Inclusive Voting for Osun State Gubernatorial Election
Ahead of the August 15, 2026, Osun governorship election, INEC has reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring inclusive and accessible voting for Persons With Disabilities by providing specialized assistive devices.
Samson Nnamani asserts legitimacy as Enugu PDP governorship nominee for 2027
Samson Nnamani maintains he is the legitimate PDP governorship candidate for Enugu, dismissing reports of party divisions and questioning the validity of competing primary results.