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Politicians stockpiling PVCs are living in the past — INEC

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INEC assures Nigerians of free and fair 2027 elections, stating that stockpiling PVCs is an outdated tactic and will not influence outcomes. Every valid vo Read More: https://punchng.com/politicians-stockpiling-pvcs-are-living-in-the-past-inec/

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