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Electoral law: APC demands exclusion of defaulting parties from polls

Punch Nigeria 21 minutes 1 mins read

The APC has asked INEC to bar political parties that fail to submit their digital membership registers from fielding candidates in the 2027 elections. Read More: https://punchng.com/electoral-law-apc-demands-exclusion-of-defaulting-parties-from-polls/

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