We’ll deliver en bloc for Ododo – Ebira indigenes promise •Uzodimma promises to hand over to Owerri zone in 2O27The polls will hold on November 11 in Bayelsa, Imo and Kogi states.
In Bayelsa State, INEC is still awaiting the decision of the Court of Appeal on the fate of the Governorship Candidate of the All Progressives Congress , Timipre Sylva. “Again, there is an outstanding case in the Supreme Court on the last governorship poll in the state. “Most of the cases involving INEC arise from pre-election matters of parties, including eligibility of candidates and the conduct of party primaries.Last week, while defending the credibility of the 2023 elections, INEC, in a statement by its National Commissioner and Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee, Mr. Sam Olumekun, indicted parties and their members for resorting to litigations.
“A report blames the pre-election cases arising from the conduct of primary elections by political parties on INEC. “The vision of Alhaji Usman Ahmed Ododo, which has attracted this crowd, is to provide agricultural revolution across the state with massive crops produced across the senatorial district.
“The mammoth crowd is a testimony that indeed Governor Yahaya Bello has done more than enough for the people of the state. The mammoth crowd is a testimony that indeed the APC has chosen an acceptable candidate.INEC: why bye-elections into National Assembly positions is yet to hold Mohamed Idris, son of a former governor of Kogi State, Ibrahim Idris, who publicly declared his support for the APC candidate, urged the people of Kogi Central and the state at large to follow the man and party that know the road, insisting that there was no vacancy in Lugard House for opposition political parties.
“As an administration, we have done our best by uniting the people of the state. We met, on assumption of office, fault lines of disunity, ethnicity and injustice. But under our administration, we have been able to mend all the fault lines and Kogi State is now united. He called on security agencies to continue the good job they had been doing in the state and clamp down on criminals before, during and after the elections.