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Imo State Prepares To Conduct Local Government Elections Within The Next 60 Days

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In a recent press release signed by the Commissioner for Information and Strategy, the Imo State Government has announced its intention to conduct Local Government Elections within the next 60 days. As part of this process, Governor Hope Uzodimma has appointed sole administrators to oversee the local governments until the elections are held.

This move is seen as a significant step towards strengthening grassroots democracy and ensuring that local governments are effectively managed. The sole administrators, who have been carefully selected for their expertise and integrity, will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day affairs of their respective local governments, ensuring that essential services are delivered to the people.

The appointment of sole administrators is a temporary measure aimed at ensuring a smooth transition to democratically elected local government officials. The Imo State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to conducting free, fair, and credible elections, and the appointment of sole administrators is a crucial step towards achieving this goal.

The people of Imo State are eagerly anticipating the local government elections, which promise to bring about a new era of accountability, transparency, and good governance at the grassroots level. With the appointment of sole administrators, the stage is now set for a successful and peaceful electoral process.

Unegbu Victor-Wallace

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BREAKING NEWS : The National Assembly (Senators and Reps) have decided to immediately go on a 7 weeks’ break because of the fear of the forthcoming peaceful protests by Nigerian youths.

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The National Assembly (Senators and Reps) have decided to immediately go on a 7 weeks’ break because of the fear of the forthcoming peaceful protests by Nigerian youths.

It is also alleged that the governors are about handing over to their deputies so that they can go on urgent holiday.

It’s now clear that the politicians are very scared.

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IMO APC WARNS AGAINST UNAUTHORIZED SCREENING, MOCK PRIMARIES AND EXTORTION OF ASPIRANTS

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ALL PROGRESSIVES CONGRESS, APC
IMO STATE

July 25, 2024

PRESS RELEASE

IMO APC WARNS AGAINST UNAUTHORIZED SCREENING, MOCK PRIMARIES AND EXTORTION OF ASPIRANTS

The attention of the State Working Committee of our great party has been drawn to a disturbing trend where some individuals within the party are attempting to subject our candidates to unauthorized screening, extortion and mock primaries. This actions are not only undemocratic and unhealthy but contrary to the party’s established guidelines and procedures.

We strongly condemn these nocturnal and clandestine activities, which are deliberately designed to undermine the party’s democratic processes. We warn those individuals involved in this unauthorized exercise to desist immediately, as we will not hesitate to take disciplinary action against anyone caught engaging in such activities, regardless of their position or status within the party.

Our party is committed to upholding the principles of democracy, fairness, and transparency in all our activities. We will not allow any individual or group to compromise these values.

We urge all aspirants and stakeholders to disregard any invitation or solicitation to participate in these unauthorized screening, extortion and mock primaries.

Let’s be guided accordingly!

SIGNED:

CAJETAN DUKE, JP
State Publicity Secretary

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Chairman Yakubu declares that INEC possesses the capacity to conduct local government elections if assigned the duty

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Chairman Mahmood Yakubu of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)
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Chairman Mahmood Yakubu of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Nigeria has stated that INEC has the capacity to conduct local government elections if assigned the duty.

He made this declaration recently, highlighting the commission’s readiness to take on the responsibility if mandated by law.

This statement is significant, as local government elections are typically conducted by state electoral commissions, but INEC’s involvement could potentially enhance the credibility and transparency of the process.

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