
ADC calls for investigation of INEC and Lagos CP over pro-Tinubu activities
The ADC calls for an investigation into INEC and the Lagos CP for their alleged involvement in pro-Tinubu activities, threatening electoral neutrality.
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The ADC calls for an investigation into INEC and the Lagos CP for their alleged involvement in pro-Tinubu activities, threatening electoral neutrality.

Doris Ogala, the AAC governorship candidate in Abia, challenges the new ₦150 million campaign fee, labeling it an attack on democracy and a threat to smaller parties.

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