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2027: Public inspection of candidates’ credentials begins Saturday in Lagos – INEC

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INEC Lagos announces public inspection of 2027 election candidates’ credentials starting Saturday. Scrutinise documents and raise objections to ensure cred Read More: https://punchng.com/2027-public-inspection-of-candidates-credentials-begins-saturday-in-lagos-inec/

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