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INEC warns officers over election malpractices
CITIZENS COMPASS– FOLLOWING series of irregularities which character used the February 25 presidential elections across Nigeria, the Independent National Electoral…
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Obi, Atiku can inspect election materials- Court
CITIZENS COMPASS- THE steps taking by Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party and Mr Peter Obi of the Labour…
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Peter Obi blows hot, says, “I will reclaim my mandate”
CITIZENS COMPASS- LABOUR Party presidential candidate, Mr Peter Obi says he won the February 25, 2023 presidential elections assuring his…
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We didn’t give Tinubu N500m new notes – GTBank
CITIZENS COMPASS- THE management of Guaranty Trust Bank has dismissed a report that it gave Bola Tinubu, presidential candidate of the…
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CSOs demand audit report of 2023 presidential, NASS elections
CITIZENS COMPASS– COALITION of Civil Society Organisations working on credible elections in Nigeria have passed a vote of no confidence…
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Tinubu receives Certificate of Return
CITIZENS COMPASS– THE Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Wednesday, presented the Certificates of Return to Bola Tinubu, and…
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APC files suit to restrain LP, PDP from stopping collation of results
CITIZENS COMPASS– THE All Progressives Congress (APC) and its presidential candidate, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on Tuesday, filed a suit…
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Presidential election results continue
Nasarawa State APC – 172,922 LP – 191,361 NNPP – 12,715 PDP – 147,093 Verdict – LP won Abia State…
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“No IREV, no collation,” protesters demand transparency of results
CITIZENS COMPASS– PROTESTERS on Tuesday, stormed the National Collation Centre at the International Conference Centre in Abuja to demand…
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THREAT TO LIFE: Collation officer suspends exercise in Rivers
CITIZENS COMPASS– THE collation officer for the Presidential election in Rivers State, Professor Teddy Adias, has cried out over an…
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