Photo Caption: #INEC briefs International Observers on reasons for rescheduling General Elections.
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INEC Chairman briefing Foreign observers after the rescheduled 2019 Presidential and NASS elections
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INEC Chairman briefing Foreign observers after the rescheduled 2019 Presidential and NASS elections Photo Caption: #INEC briefs International Observers on reasons for rescheduling General Elections. Photo caption: INEC Chairman, Prof Yakubu Mahmood and Members of the Commission in a Meeting with Key Stakeholders On updates of the 2019 General Elections.
#NigeriaDecides2019 Stakeholders in attendance during the briefing held to explain reasons for rescheduled elections
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