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2023:100 associations seek INEC registration to be political parties

AdminBy AdminDecember 26, 2021Updated:December 26, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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INEC has revealed recently that a total of 101 associations have submitted their letters of intent to be registered as political parties ahead of 2023 election.

Source:Legit.ng.

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