Economic hardship: IPAC calls for postponement of LG election in Jigawa

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Economic hardship: IPAC calls for postponement of LG election in Jigawa
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The Inter Party Advisory Council, IPAC, in Jigawa State has advocated the amendment of the state's electoral law to provide political parties with a notice period of 360 days to adequately prepare for elections. This call was made during an extraordinary meeting held in Dutse, the state capital, on Monday.

The Inter Party Advisory Council, IPAC, in Jigawa State has advocated the amendment of the state's electoral law to provide political parties with a notice period of 360 days to adequately prepare for elections. This call was made during an extraordinary meeting held in Dutse, the state capital, on Monday.

The council emphasized the extensive hardship faced by the populace, requiring immediate and effective intervention from all stakeholders. The looming expiration of the tenure of current local government officials was noted by the council, alongside the economic challenges faced by both the state and its citizens.

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