INEC managed bye-elections in Kano, utilizing Amupitan as Chairman and appointing a commissioner for Rivers State.
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What happened
INEC managed bye-elections in Kano, utilizing Amupitan as Chairman and appointing a commissioner for Rivers State.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Independent National Electoral Commission
election commission in Nigeria
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Kano
city in Nigeria
Related events
- INEC conducted bye-elections in Gombe State, Kano State, and Delta State.
- Joash Amupitan served as the chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission in 1995.
- Joash Amupitan, as INEC chairman, represents a constituency within Imo State.
- INEC manages the governorship election process in Osun State.
- The African Democratic Congress expressed concerns regarding the Independent National Electoral Commission's preparations for the election in Rivers State.