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July 23, 2026|16:04

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Emeka Ike’s N10bn suit: Voter information not confidential, INEC tells court

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INEC tells court voter information is not confidential in Emeka Ike’s N10bn suit, citing Electoral Act 2026 provisions for public access. Read More: https://punchng.com/emeka-ikes-n10bn-suit-voter-information-not-confidential-inec-tells-court/

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