Ife-North stakeholders demand zoning of 2027 Reps ticket

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: April 28, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Ife-North stakeholders demand zoning of 2027 Reps ticket

Stakeholders, youths, students, and union representatives from Ife-North local government area in Osun State have demanded the zoning of the representatives' ticket for the 2027 elections. Additionally, criticisms have been directed at the APC government for attempts to subvert primaries. Senator Ireti Kingibe also stated that every aspect of the Electoral Act has been turned upside down.

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