Governor calls for peaceful electoral process in Kano State.
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Updated Sep 12
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Governor calls for peaceful electoral process in Kano State.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Report on election confidence in Kano State.1 source
Governor urges peaceful conduct during the ongoing electoral process in Kano State.1 source
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Elections are being contested for the state's political structure in Kano State, Nigeria, under INEC deadlines.Also in this story
- Primary elections were held in Kano, with PRP clearing Donald Duke as presidential candidate and approving Senate/House primaries.
- A representative from the state resigned on May 26 due to primary election issues and lack of confidence, with defections involving senators from the state.
- The Peoples Democratic Party held a primary election for the governorship in Kano State on May 26, 2026.
- The Independent National Electoral Commission is facing challenges regarding its powers concerning the collation of election results.
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Independent National Electoral Commission
election commission in Nigeria
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Kano State
state in Nigeria
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- INEC implemented electoral procedures in Osun State and observed peaceful participation in the democratic process.
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- John Onaiyekan calls for a review of the electoral body appointment process as INEC handles elections in Nigeria.
- INEC was required to remain neutral during the elections that began on May 27, 2026.
- The Independent National Electoral Commission tested electoral infrastructure in Kano, Delta State, and Gombe State.