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Yiaga Africa to deploy 272 election observers

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Yiaga Africa will deploy 272 election observers for the June 20 governorship election in Ekiti State to monitor the process, collation, and result tabulati Read More: https://punchng.com/yiaga-africa-to-deploy-272-election-observers/

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