About a hundred persons have been recruited as observers to monitor the 2023 election in Kogi State by an election monitoring organisation. The Transition
About a hundred persons have been recruited as observers to monitor the 2023 election in Kogi State by an election monitoring organisation.
Kogi State Coordinator of the group, Mrs Akande Racheal Remilekun, said the organization has its structures, system and membership drawn across the 36 states of the federation including FCT Abuja. ” We have lined up activities that will ensure a peaceful and credible pre-elections, election period and post-election as our observers are not just recruited but trained with outstanding checklists performance to update TMG National Situation room with all happenings across the local government of the state”.
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