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Warri Ijaw, Urhobo groups accuse Tinubu of interfering in INEC delineation exercise

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Ijaw-Urhobo group accuse President Tinubu of undermining a Supreme Court-backed electoral delineation exercise in Warri, raising fresh concerns over the independence of INEC and the rule of law ahead of the 2027 elections.

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