2027: INEC, stakeholders strengthen electoral partnership

Author: Francis EzediunoPublished on: September 17, 2026Country: Nigeria

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2027: INEC, stakeholders strengthen electoral partnership

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Ondo State has intensified engagement with key stakeholders ahead of the 2027 general elections. Resident Electoral Commissioner Dr. Mutiu Olaleke Agboke led meetings to promote issue-based campaigns and encourage compliance with electoral laws. He also urged traditional leaders to encourage their subjects to actively participate in the electoral process.

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