Lagos LG Polls: APC, Opposition Parties Bicker over Exercise

Lagos LG Poll: LASIEC chair outlines measures to curb voter apathy

“We know that apathy is real, especially at the local level,” the LASIEC official said. The post Lagos LG Poll: LASIEC chair outlines measures to curb voter apathy appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Lagos LG polls: APC, opposition parties bicker over exercise

Ahead of tomorrow's council elections in Lagos State, opposition parties have raised concerns over the credibility of the exercise, alleging that the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) is plotting violence and voter intimidation in opposition strongholds.

LP candidate warns of plot to disrupt Lagos LG poll

*LG poll: Sanwo-Olu urges Lagos youths to shun violence (Punch)*16-year-old student beats teacher to death (Guardian)

LG poll: Sanwo-Olu urges Lagos youths to shun violence (Punch) Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has appealed to youths across the state to conduct themselves peacefully during Saturday’s local government elections, warning against any form of violence or disruption. In a statement posted on his X page on Friday, the governor emphasised the importance of youth participation in the democratic process but stressed that such involvement must…

Tension Mounts Ahead Of Lagos LG Polls As Sanwo-Olu Urges Peace

…Opposition Parties Raise Alarm With Lagos residents set to vote in local government elections on Saturday (tomorrow), political tensions are rising across the state amid competing messages of civic duty, electoral boycotts, and allegations of political intimidation. Addressing residents on Friday, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu called on eligible voters to come out en masse and participate peacefully in the elections. Describing the polls as a “po…

Lagos CJ Inaugurates Local Gov't Electoral Tribunals

Ahead of Saturday’s local government elections in Lagos State, the state’s Chief Judge, Justice Kazeem Alogba, has inaugurated two electoral tribunal panels to address disputes arising from the conduct of the polls. The tribunals will be operating in two divisions of the state – one located on Lagos Island and the other in Ikeja. Each panel, consisting of four experienced Chief Magistrates, would be chaired by respected retired High Court Judges…