Road to 2023 w/ Daily Trust. INEC is beefing up for the fight of its life, the G5 governors are throwing their weight around, and the OBJ endorsement of Obi is not going down well with sections of the 2023 presidency campaign -
INEC is beefing up for the fight of its life, the G5 governors are throwing their weight around, and the OBJ endorsement of Obi is not going down well with sections of the 2023 presidency campaign.There are Nigerians watching. There is also the rest of Africa and the world watching how elections regulator INEC pulls off 2023. With the deadline for collection of voter cards closing in, INEC has devolved the collection.
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