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  1. INEC manages the electoral process in Nigeria, and a court ordered INEC to deregister the African Democratic Congress.
  2. INEC faces performance issues and a court mandates it operate from Abuja.
  3. INEC issued access codes to the African Democratic Congress and All Progressives Congress following a Federal High Court order in Abuja.

The All Progressives Congress and African Democratic Congress submitted candidates for the upcoming general elections to the Independent National Electoral Commission, facing technical issues with the upload process.

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The All Progressives Congress and African Democratic Congress submitted candidates for the upcoming general elections to the Independent National Electoral Commission, facing technical issues with the upload process.

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Independent National Electoral CommissionAll Progressives CongressAfrican Democratic Congress

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  1. Disputes have arisen regarding candidate eligibility and challenges to rival candidates listed on the INEC portal.Sub-event
  2. APC and ADC submitted candidates to INEC on July 1st and encountered technical issues.1 source

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INEC issued access codes to the African Democratic Congress and All Progressives Congress following a Federal High Court order in Abuja. All 2 developments

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